Must Attend: Tushar Joag Talk at Mohile Parikh Center
Tushar Joag is equal parts activist to artist. He has created a dummy corporation called Unicell, which mimics a state entity designed to help its citizens or rather “suggests absurd solutions” to urban situations. Earlier this year, he encased himself in a cocoon of string to draw awareness to Binayak Sen’s imprisonment. Last year, taking a page from Don Quixote, Che Guevara and other worldly travellers’ books, he undertook a perilous motorcycle journey from Mumbai to Shanghai, passing through the Sardar Sarovar and Three Gorges dams on the way. Hear Joag, ever a precise speaker, talk about his journey at a presentation and discussion entitled “Riding Rocinante: From Bombay to Shanghai” at the Little Theatre at the National Centre for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, August 23.
Tags: Art, Mohile Parikh Center, National Centre for the Performing Arts, NCPA, Talks, Tushar JoagLittle Theatre
LocationNational Center for Performing Arts
NCPA Marg
Nariman Point
Phone2283 8380/2288 1080
Relevant DatesTuesday, August 23
Hours6.30pm
Ticketing & Price InfoFree
Websitewww.mohileparikhcenter.org
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