“It is extremely powerful to connect artists at the intersection of social movements and geographies for because this practice is still rare, often unscripted and artists are finding their own path or ways of doing this work. There is no ‘model’.

What is, the artist in public service when the service is not necessarily crisis intervention or something a bit similar to but a bit different from how other stake holders will approach the same issue. This needs greater understanding because often our contribution is in the process and in the new questions asked. It may even be intangible. There is a need to know what we do, how we do and how do we strengthen this practice – so we can strengthen the movement too.”

Link . The Arts for Gender Equality Fellowship, Care Foundation with the Rockefeller Foundation. (2023)

BBC Cultural Frontline, Womens Day special , “ Artist Stories For Rebel Girls” . Link here

Now This (2017), interview featuring mission #INeverAskForIt .
Link here

Conversations with Namu Kini. Interview (2013)