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Master percussionist, Mamadi Kamara, has been acclaimed as one of Britain's most versatile and accomplished World Music instrumentalists. Originally from Sierra Leone, West Africa, he was a founding
Born in Kentish Town, Andrew McDonald didn't get serious about art until he moved to Manchester, aged 19. A mural and illustration artist working in acrylics and spray paint, he started out working
ANJAN SAHA is a London writer, director of London Literature Lounge and cultural manager.  He has performed across the globe from the Jazz Cafe in the Czech Republic to Mumbai, India.   He
Given that she radiates warmth and energy, hearing how Anmol Jivani started singing comes as no surprise. Aged three, Jivani picked up a mike at a party and started to sing. All the guests stopped
Ansuman Biswas has a wide-ranging international practice encompassing music, film, live art, installation, writing and theatre. He often works across and between conventional boundaries such as those
Ever since Colombian singer and multi-instrumentalist Anthar Kharana embarked into the world of music at the age of 9, he has explored different sounds and adopted distinct influences coming from a
Artist Anthony Padgett says that his work describes revolutionary ideas about art and world culture. He's not being completely serious, but in fact it's a good summary. From his World Religion
"Baul music is therapy and meditation" says Mr Islam. founder of the Anurag Cultural Group. Originally specific to Western Bengal, the Baul musical tradition is built around devotional songs and the
Anusha Subramanyam is a dancer, choreographer, teacher and dance movement therapist. She is one of the finest exponents of bharatanatyam in the UK. Anusha is an inspirational performer, who knows how
Aris Daryono has been teaching gamelan (Indonesian traditional percussive ensembles) regularly around the UK since 1999, when he moved here from Central Java to pursue his PhD in music composition at

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