YCIS Community Podcast Ep. 11  Braveen Kumar

Kapil Ghai (@_kapilghai) in conversation with Braveen Kumar @braveenk

Braveen Kumar @braveenk is a professional writer, tinkerer, and humorist. He "sold out" as a creative marketer, but has recently "claimed his rebate" as an independent artist, using the internet as his canvas.

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As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book." 📕📚📖

Our most ambitious and passionate project up to date. We are collabing with 50+ South Asian origin creatives around the world through various digital means. 🧑🏽‍🎨

#southasian #southasianart #southasianartists #southasianfest #india #uk #desi #pakistan #indianartist #pakistaniartist #makeart #culture #brownartist #brown #digitalart #digitalbook #artistcommunity #podcast #creativity #theyoungcreativeindianspace #bangladesh #southasianamericans #southasiansuk #southasiancanadian #southasianaustralians #brownliterature #brownbooks #southasianbooks #srilanka

YCIS Community Podcast Ep. 10 Abhithi

Kapil Ghai (@_kapilghai) in conversation with Abhithi (@therealabhithi)

Abhithi is the artistic alias of Dr. Amitha Mundenchira.  She is multifaceted as a singer, dancer, actor, model, writer, emcee, TV show host and radio host.  You can experience a fusion of both Western and South Asian styles in her music.  As a physician, she heals through medical treatment and as an artist, she heals through primary prevention.

Podcast Link in Bio ⛓

As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book." 📕📚📖

Our most ambitious and passionate project up to date. We are collabing with 50+ South Asian origin creatives around the world through various digital means. 🧑🏽‍🎨

#southasian #southasianart #southasianartists #southasianfest #india #uk #desi #pakistan #indianartist #pakistaniartist #makeart #culture #brownartist #brown #digitalart #digitalbook #artistcommunity #podcast #creativity #theyoungcreativeindianspace #bangladesh #southasianamericans #southasiansuk #southasiancanadian #southasianaustralians #brownliterature #brownbooks #southasianbooks #srilanka

YCIS Community Podcast Ep. 9 Sandeep Swaminathan

Anushray Singh (@anushray_singh) in conversation with Juwad Malik (@juwadmalik)

Juwad Malik is a Motion/AR designer and 3D artist based in London with several years of experience in the industry. He has created campaigns for brands such as Spotify, Asos, JustEat, TikTok and Neutrogena.Juwad aims to design and create powerful advertising campaigns that sparks emotion and a connection within people, and is passionate about making design more inclusive for a wider audience. He is responsible for ensuring diversity is attained through filters created for global giants from TikTok to Instagram, and is leading the charge on creating filters that promote body positivity.

As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book." 📕📚📖

Our most ambitious and passionate project up to date. We are collabing with 50+ South Asian origin creatives around the world through various digital means. 🧑🏽‍🎨

The Brown Book is an attempt to yearly document and celebrate creativity and culture from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, from the people in the subcontinent to the diaspora in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, and every part of the world! 🇮🇳🇵🇰🇧🇩🇳🇵🇱🇰

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#southasian #southasianart #southasianartists #southasianfest #india #uk #desi #pakistan #indianartist #pakistaniartist #makeart #culture #brownartist #brown #digitalart #digitalbook #artistcommunity #podcast #creativity #theyoungcreativeindianspace #bangladesh #southasianamericans #southasiansuk #southasiancanadian #southasianaustralians #brownliterature #brownbooks #southasianbooks #srilanka

Anushray Singh @anushray_singh in conversation with Kush Jutlla (Kushiaania)

Kushiaania is a UK based freelance illustrator and co-founder of independent illustration studio - Mush Studio. Growing up brit asian Kush’s illustrations are designed to showcase the culture clash of balancing old school tradition whilst still finding and keeping your own identity.

Anushray Singh @anushray_singh in conversation with Michael Roshan Jr. @saintraavan 🎷

Silk toned SAINT RAAVAN, AKA Michael Roshan Jr. works in his Tamil roots and British Upcoming to infuse the genres of Alternative/Future R&B and World.

Following his initial meeting and discovery by M.I.A through his primitive Tamil styles, SAINT RAVAAN went on a personal journey to identify and carve out a new sound and vision for himself, resulting in the unique future R&B-Tamil combination heard on his first release 'Maze' and now ‘Tell Me’.

The unparalleled sound has since led him to work behind the scenes with artists such as AJ Tracey, Illangelo, the late Juice Wrld and of course M.I.A, which led to him joining the rapper on tour to give him his first taste for the industry.

As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book." 📕📚📖

Our most ambitious and passionate project up to date. We are collabing with 50+ South Asian origin creatives around the world through various digital means. 🧑🏽‍🎨

The Brown Book is an attempt to yearly document and celebrate creativity and culture from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, from the people in the subcontinent to the diaspora in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, and and every part of the world! 🇮🇳🇵🇰🇧🇩🇳🇵🇱🇰

#southasian #southasianart #southasianartists #southasianfest #india #uk #desi #pakistan #indianartist #pakistaniartist #makeart #culture #brownartist #brown #digitalart #digitalbook #artistcommunity #podcast #creativity #theyoungcreativeindianspace #bangladesh #southasianamericans #southasiansuk #southasiancanadian #southasianaustralians #brownliterature #brownbooks #southasianbooks #srilanka

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In today’s episode, we are in conversation with Hope Sudarshan Glastris @hope.glastris.creative 🎨

To know more about Hope visit: https://www.hopeglastrisdesign.com/

Welcome to the Young Creative Indian Space’s Community Podcast. As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival, we are inviting creatives of Indian and South Asian origin from all over the world to talk about their unique creative practices and philosophies.

As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book."

#communitypodcast 🎙  Welcome to the Young Creative Indian Space’s Community Podcast. As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival, we are inviting creatives of Indian and South Asian origin from all over the world to talk about their unique creative practices and philosophies.  

In today’s episode, we are in conversation with Peonica Fernando @bypeoni Based in London, Peonica Fernando is an illustrator who takes a holistic approach to create work that is a celebration of themes including femininity, cultural identity, mental health, wellness and self care. As her work is greatly influenced by positive psychology, she uses detail, texture and earthy tones to create a warm, natural and welcoming atmosphere to her work as well as to evoke a sense of happiness and peace. Her aim is to empower others in their identities and to promote mindfulness and community through her illustrations.  

To know more about Peonica visit: https://www.peoni.co.uk/  

As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival 2021, we are featuring creatives of South Asian origin from all over the world. They will be part of our digital book "The Brown Book."

#communitypodcast

In today’s episode, we are in conversation with Mr. Kami Ahsan. He is an environmental historian and doctoral student at Yale, with a prior doctorate in biology from the University of Chicago. He is an interdisciplinary scholar, writer, critic, and chief editor of the South Asian Avant-Garde anthology. His work has appeared in The Nation, NPR, LA Reviews of Books, The Baffler, and Dissent, among others. Hope you enjoy this conversation! 

Follow SAAG on Instagram @saaganthology and Kamil Ahsan @kamuleosaurus. For more info, go to https://saaganthology.com/

Link in Bio (Podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Anchor) or go to https://www.theyoungcreativeindianspace.com/yciscommunitypodcast

Welcome to the Young Creative Indian Space’s Community Podcast. As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival, we are inviting creatives of Indian and South Asian origin from all over the world to talk about their unique creative practices and philosophies.

One conversation at a time, we are trying to explore the nuances of being South Asian-origin creatives, the diaspora is diverse and multidimensional, originating from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, Maldives and thriving across every part of the world. Young creatives relay the nuances of South Asia, its cultures, identities, religions, problems and beauty.

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YCIS communication director @notyourdesiwoman is in conversation with @aartishahx founder of the @southasian_artists

South Asian Artists is a support and networking account for South Asian Artists/Creatives. Tag them in any work and they will share/ repost! Keep an eye out on their social media for upcoming video projects and industry opportunities that they share!

Link in Bio (Podcast available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Anchor) or go to https://www.theyoungcreativeindianspace.com/yciscommunitypodcast

Welcome to the Young Creative Indian Space’s Community Podcast. As part of the South Asian Creativity Festival, we are inviting creatives of Indian and South Asian origin from all over the world to talk about their unique creative practices and philosophies.

One conversation at a time, we are trying to explore the nuances of being South Asian-origin creatives, the diaspora is diverse and multidimensional, originating from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, Maldives and thriving across every part of the world. Young creatives relay the nuances of South Asia, its cultures, identities, religions, problems and beauty.