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Indian Performing Arts Convention returns to Monash University

The Indian Performing Arts Convention returns to Australia for performances and workshops grounded in music and dance.
10 Apr 2024 14:17
Clara Copland
The Indian Performing Arts Convention. Image is a man of Indian appearance with dark eyeliner, shirtless and wearing green baggy pants and a red and gold sash around his waist dancing with bents knees and an outstretched hand.

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Christopher Gurusamy. Image: Courtesy of the artist.

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Celebrating Carnatic music and Bharatanatyam dance in a variety of performances, the Indian Performing Arts Convention (IPAC) returns on 18 May 2024 to Monash University Performing Arts Centres (MPAC).

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