Harper's Bazaar India

NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM

t’s the combined forces of cultural history, personal narrative, on-site improvisation, grand costumes, and live charcoal drawings that make Nikhil Chopra’s performance art fascinating. And now, as the artist-in-residence for 2019-20 at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Chopra will be the first in the museum’s 150 years to reside in the premises for over a week (from September 12 to 20, 2019), interacting with the iconic works on display. Shanay Jhaveri, assistant curator of South Asian Modern and Contemporary Art at the museum, has an intimate conversation with Chopra on his hopes and goals for the pioneering show.

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