Imran Ali Khan
Mumbai / India — Humanities, Solitude fellow 2015–2017
Imran Ali Khan is a writer and researcher and sometimes he makes images too. He uses stories as maps to help him find his way. Imran’s last project, entitled Kiski Kahani: The Ramayana Project, looked at ways in which the Ramayana, in its many diverse retellings and forms, could be archived and documented. Drawing from this, his current project works specifically with an area at the foothills of the Himalayas, in an attempt to understand the ways in which space and time use the vocabulary of memory to inform ritual performances.
Articles with and by Imran Ali Khan:
Twenty Three Days of a Brief Moment
Twenty Four Days of Changing Phases
Twenty Five Days of Myth Making
Twenty Six Days of First Times
Twenty Seven Days of Till You Drop
Twenty Eight Days of the Odd One Out
Twenty Nine Days of Music
Thirty Days of Pleasant Darkness
Thirty One Days of the Unseen
Thirty Two Days of Not Enough
Thirty Three Days of a Belly Full
Thirty Four Days of Possibility
Thirty Five Days of Laughter
Thirty Six Days of Vanishing
Thirty Seven Days of Picking
Thirty Eight Days of Conversation
Thirty Nine Days of the Apple I Did not Eat
Forty Days of Sunshine
How Not to Tell a Story