When the arts become the voice
Updated On: 14 December, 2016 09:19 AM IST | | Snigdha Hasan
A panel discussion will talk about how diverse art forms can provide a vital platform for LGBTQ rights and activism


An earlier performance of Queen-size
Images of a dejected LGBTQ community are still fresh in the nation's memory when in 2013, the Supreme Court overruled the Delhi High Court judgment on Section 377, and being anything but straight became a criminal offence. One of the responses to the judgment was Delhi-based choreographer Mandeep Raikhy's dance piece, Queen-size. An invitation to enter the bedroom of two men, portrayed by two dancers, Raikhy's work is a highly political one. After touring many cities including Mumbai, the journey of Queen-size will end with a panel discussion, Private Matters - Politics and Sexuality in Performance, in the city.
Parmesh Shahani


