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Building bridges: Myanmar s artists and their resonance in India

Updated: April 30, 2021 13:40 IST They survived repression, flourished and continued to address injustices in more hopeful times. And miracles do happen Share Article AAA Exhibition view of ‘A Show of Hands’ by Htein Lin at Goethe Villa, July-August, 2015. (Photo from a ‘PIX’ issue, titled ‘Inclusion’, 2017).   | Photo Credit: Mark Fenn / Al-Jazeera They survived repression, flourished and continued to address injustices in more hopeful times. And miracles do happen Who can stop you? The bright stars did shine once But who can stop you? Today… today… change something Today is for everyone! My partner recalls her exhilaration when she saw these words projected on the Town Hall in Yangon in December 2016 as part of a multi-disciplinary arts festival, Mingalabar! At once straddling the contours of a shifting urbanism tradition, indigineity, cosmopolitanism Yangon was on the cusp of change.

The Paris Review - Blog Archive The Paris Review Staff s Favorite Books of 2020

Don Mee Choi. Photo: © SONG Got. Courtesy of Wave Books. It’s a cliché to say that reading transports you, but in a year in which I spent most of my days indoors, shuffling between my bedroom and my living room, the books I read really were a lifeline, a portal to an outside world. In the weeks before New York shut down, I luxuriated in my subway reading, laughing aloud at Alma Mahler’s antics in turn-of-the-century Vienna in Cate Haste’s biography Passionate Spirit, savoring the deceptively calm sentences of Amina Cain’s fabular Indelicacy, and texting photos of paragraphs from Abdellah Taïa’s sharp exploration of immigration, colonialism, and sexuality,

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