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Savita Krishnamoorthy
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Arts Writer, The International Examiner
Seattle
Beats
addiction/recovery, food humor,Pop culture mental health, trending news social justice, LGBTQ+ issues
Though I have my opinions, I will most likely steer clear of sports and politics
Content
Shruti Ghatak’s exhibit at King Street Station contextualizes India’s plural cul- tural heritage, reinterpreting ancient epic texts alongside indigenous folklore - International Examiner
By Savita Krishnamoorthy| The International Examiner Verified Indian-born, Seattle-based artist Shruti Ghatak’s exhibition, Myths to Mundane, contextualizes India’s plural cultural heritage by reinterpreting and reimagining epic texts from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with indigenous folklore. In her work, Ghatak engages in a dialogue with the plasticity of past and present, braiding themes of myth, identity, and memory with personal and collective narratives. The interview has been edited for clarity.
By Savita Krishnamoorthy| The International Examiner Verified New York Times best-selling author Sayantani Dasgupta’s Secrets of the Sky – The Chaos Monster is a story of caring, courage, adventure, and magic that takes root in our inner world(s) and manifests in the outside one. The first in the Secrets of the Sky series, the book is about the adventures of ten-year-old twins, Kiya and Kinjal who live in Parsippany, New Jersey.
Shruti Ghatak’s exhibit at King Street Station contextualizes India’s plural cul- tural heritage, reinterpreting ancient epic texts alongside indigenous folklore - International Examiner
By Savita Krishnamoorthy| The International Examiner Verified Indian-born, Seattle-based artist Shruti Ghatak’s exhibition, Myths to Mundane, contextualizes India’s plural cultural heritage by reinterpreting and reimagining epic texts from the Ramayana and Mahabharata, along with indigenous folklore. In her work, Ghatak engages in a dialogue with the plasticity of past and present, braiding themes of myth, identity, and memory with personal and collective narratives. The interview has been edited for clarity.
Company Info
The International Examiner
Seattle, United States