 So
Many Journeys (Winner of the Best Art Book, 2006, from the Federation of
Indian Publishers)
By Geeta Chandran with Rajiv Chandran |
|
The 220 page book is illustrated with
glamorous images of dance. It is a commentary on the present dance scene
in India, the role of gurus, critics, the different value systems and
the ever-changing attitude of Generation Next towards dance…
|
|
- The India Today, January 24, 2005 |
|
The book is a personal record of the
talented dancer’s encounter with her beloved dance form,
Bharatanatyam… |
|
- The Asian Age, September 9, 2006
|
|
The seven chapters—aptly titled as per
the dance lexicon—of her coffee table book bring out the
multi-dimensional perspectives of the world of a dancer and how dance
came to her rescue during her lonely moments...
|
|
- The Week, March 6, 2005 |
|
So Many Journeys is not a
coffee-table book that will lie around simply looking pretty...
|
|
- The Hindu, January 26, 2005
|
