Not the prettiest thing I'd imagined, but it'll get the job done (I hope).
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A solo spoken word show by Sharanya Manivannan
About Me
- sharanya
- Sharanya Manivannan was born in India in 1985 and grew up in Sri Lanka and Malaysia. She is a writer, dancer, painter, actress, photographer and journalist. She is working on her first novel, Constellation of Scars, and a collection of poems, Witchcraft, and recently published Iyari, a handmade chapbook of poems and illustrations. Her solo show, Ochre As The Earth, held in June 2007, was a pioneering event in the Kuala Lumpur arts scene. As a spoken word artist, she has performed at dozens of venues in the last six years, from indie cafes to the Borobudur Temple in Indonesia. Her work negotiates the intricacies of imagined exile, combining the core concepts of ananku (Tamil), iyari (Huichol) and duende (flamenco), and has frequently been described as brutal, sensual and original. Between August 2007 and February 2008, she has or will be performing and participating in the Utan Kayu International Literary Biennale in Indonesia, Singapore Writers' Festival, PIF: The Politically Incorrect Festival and Poetry With Prakriti in Chennai, the Galle International Literary Festival in Sri Lanka, and Kitab in Mumbai.
If you are a member of the press and are interested in giving the event or the artist any coverage, please contact sharanya(dot)manivannan(at)gmail(dot)com.
Special thanks:
Evelyn Hii (No Black Tie) ; Nicholas Wong, for the photographs; Reza Rosli, for the pdf-conversion; Freda, for the initial inspiration; Jerome Kugan, for support and conversation; Nabila Nasir and Syar S. Alia for tech-help; everyone who assisted in the creation of the press release and of this blog; members of the press.
Sharanya blogs here.
Ochre As The Earth
Date: Sunday June 3 2007
Time: 9pm
Venue: No Black Tie, 17 Jalan Mesui, Kuala Lumpur
Entry: RM15
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