Sadanand Menon

November 30, 2013 02:32 pm | Updated 04:54 pm IST - chennai:

Bangalore 02/02/2011 : Sadanand Menon, nationally reputed 'arts editor', popular teacher of 'cultural journalism' at an workshop Thinking, Performative & Writing Bodies in Bangalore at the Attakkalari India Bienial 2011 .Photo: K. Gopinathan

Bangalore 02/02/2011 : Sadanand Menon, nationally reputed 'arts editor', popular teacher of 'cultural journalism' at an workshop Thinking, Performative & Writing Bodies in Bangalore at the Attakkalari India Bienial 2011 .Photo: K. Gopinathan

Sadanand Menon is a nationally reputed arts editor, popular teacher of cultural journalism, photographer, stage lights designer and prolific speaker at seminars on politics, ecology and the arts. He is currently Adjunct Faculty, Asian College of Journalism, Chennai, and at IIT, Madras.

Sadanand is member, Apex Advisory Committee, National Museum, Delhi; Advisory Committee, National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru; Advisory Council, Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi; Governing Council, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla; and Managing Trustee, SPACES, an arts foundation, Chennai.

A close associate of legendary choreographer Chandralekha, he is deeply involved with issues concerning contemporary Indian dance. He also curated a major Retrospective Exhibition of Fifty Years of Dashrath Patel’s work in painting, ceramics, photography and design for NGMA, Delhi and Mumbai.

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