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| DescriptionPressegespräch zum Festival Ramayana in Performance im Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum-9136.jpg |
Deutsch: Pressegespräch zum Festival Ramayana in Performance im Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum. Als Ergänzung zur Sonderausstellung „Rama und Sita. Indiens schönste Liebesgeschichte" veranstaltete das Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum vom 6. bis 8. September 2012 das Festival „Ramayana in Performance“ vor. Die indischen Künstlerinnen Anita Ratnam und Maya Krishna Rao erläutern ihre Performanceprojekte. Anita Ratnam gibt mit ihrem künstlerischen Team, ergänzt um den Kölner Percussionisen Ramesh Shotham, Einblicke in die Proben zu „A Million SITA’s“.
Foto: Anita Ratnam tanzt einen Ausschnitt aus ihrer Performance. Im Hintergrund: Der Kölner Percussionist Ramesh Shotham English: Press conference in the "Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum" Cologne with die Indian artists Anita Ratnam and Maya Krishna Rao. Photo: Anita Ratnam showing a part of her performance |
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Anita Ratnam dances an excerpt from her performance "A Million SITA's". In the background the Cologne percussionist Ramesh Shotham
Anita Ratnam tanzt einen Ausschnitt aus ihrer Performance „A Million SITA’s“. Im Hintergrund der Kölner Percussionist Ramesh Shotham
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