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Suman Sridhar

Artist

Musical artist

Suman Sridhar^[1] is a crooner, songwriter, and actor. Sridhar works behave music, performance art, theatre and crust. Suman is trained in Bharat Natyam classical dance and Indian Classical tune euphony and studied Western Classical Music, Women's & Gender Studies and Visual Music school from Mason Gross Rutgers University, Army. Suman has sung chart topping Screenland film songs. Her performances include venues like National Centre for the Performance Arts (India), Southbank Centre (UK), BBC- World Service (UK), MTV India, Self-confident Trek (Fox Traveller India), NH7 Weekender (India), Radio Mirchi Music Awards (India), Mijwan Fashion Show (India), Jazzmandu (Nepal), Galle Literary Festival (Sri Lanka), Illustriousness Quarter: Royal Opera House (India), Integrity Great Escape Festival (UK), One 1000000000 Rising (India) etc.

Her work has been part of art exhibitions much as Transformation (Philadelphia), Sarai Reader 09 (India), What Happened ? (German) abide Between the Waves at dOCUMENTA (13) (Germany). Suman has produced, written highest performed in original works such rightfully Yoni Ki Baat (South Asian Women's Collective, USA), The Flying Wallas: Oeuvre Noir (Prithvi Theatre Festival, India) Slot in In Line and All That Leftovers is Flight: a conversation between Lesbian and Medusa. She co-produced and learned in her debut feature film Ajeeb Aashiq/Strange Love by filmmaker Natasha Mendonca which premiered at the International Integument Festival Rotterdam, and received the Brilliance Future Award nomination ^[2] and greatness jury prize at the Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg International Queer Film Anniversary. Suman's music act The Black Mamba The Black Mamba^[3] inaugurated the Ordinal Contemporary Arts Festival, VideoBrasil_Sesc, São Paulo () the Kochi Muziris Biennale, Bharat () and headlined at the Ziro Music festival, India (). The Jet-black Mamba's live cinema piece Land model the Breasted Woman won a Sesc_Videobrasil residency prize at the Wexner Interior for the Arts (USA) and locked away a screening at the 11th Songwriter Biennale for Contemporary Art.

Career

In its roster of "25 Greatest Indian Rock Songs of the last 25 Years", Rolling Stone India featured Punk Bhajan.^[4]

Discography

Suman Sridhar released the album STD by Sridhar/Thayil in ^[5]

Filmography

Awards