65. Cindy Yunha Jang & Tarika Sabherwal

This episode brings choreographer Cindy Yunha Jang and visual artist Tarika Sabherwal together. They chat about Cindy's work building belonging through movement and Tarika's exploration of inherited South Asian mythology and more.About Cindy:Cindy is a 1.5-generation Korean choreographer and community arts advocate based in Aotearoa, creating immersive, multidisciplinary works that centre diaspora narratives. In 2017 she founded Jang Huddle and her practice is an ongoing conversation between her past and future selves.➡️ Follow Cindy on Instagram: https://instagram.com/janghuddle➡️ Cindy on Satellites: satellites.co.nz/archive/people/cindy-jang-barlowAbout Tarika:Tarika Sabherwal is an artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau who narrativises personal relationships and landscapes within a South Asian mythological framework. Working against image saturation and historical revisionism, she unpacks inherited narratives by collating memories, pop culture, mythology and superstition.➡️ Tarika's exhibition, Glyphs: galleryske.com/exhibitions/glyphs➡️ Follow Tarika on Instagram: https://instagram.com/tarikasabFollow Asian in Aotearoa on Instagram: https://instagram.com/asianinaotearoaVisit https://asianinaotearoa.comThis episode was made possible thanks to Foundation North and Creative New Zealand.