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335:(2021) — for which he received the MASH FICA award for New Media Artist — Grover transformed a family archive of pictures into a narrative about the 1947 Partition. The images experienced visual glitches when individual stories were added to the ASCII representations of the scanned images, presenting “brilliant hues of intentionally glitched, wounded photographs.” As a special commission for the third edition of the Chennai Photo Biennale, Grover created a series of imageless photographs drawn entirely from his imagination and memory titled 319:, a cyber-play that centres around a missing poet in a dystopian society, making references to the political threats that writers and artists encounter. The show took place on the web, in which the audience were taken into a 3-D virtual city and provided with options to choose different spaces, called rooms, in which they watched live performances. The show was described as “India’s first theatre-for-the-internet” by India Art Review. 76: 285:(2016–17) in which he went undercover in a technology company to work as an IT professional for a duration of six months. During his employment, in addition to his job he produced performances, CCTV-art, and a film. The art-works produced in this series was shown in an exhibition tilted ‘Hangar for the Passerby’ curated by Akansha Rastogi and commissioned by the 25: 327:
stated that the show is "an eternal refuge for wrecked souls," and Mumbai Theatre Guide described it as "bold, intense, and thought-provoking." The show premiered at SA Virtual Festival and was later shown at the Tata Literature Live Festival 2021. It was the official entry at IMPACT 21 Festival held
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Grover used billboard as a medium to express ideas of protest and dissent through action-poems. A large billboard is erected on Kasturba Gandhi Marg in central Delhi, where Grover’s board-poems can be read till date. The Art Newspaper called it “a new way of understanding India’s modern and
304:(2019-ongoing), which followed soon after, presents the personal strife and the public triumph of an artist working in such a society. The show, directed and performed by Grover himself, used archival and edible elements to focus on the life of the popular Indian playwright and director 215:. He earned a scholarship to study at National School of Drama, New Delhi in 2001, where he completed M.A. (Diploma) in Theatre Direction. In 2005, he received the Charles Wallace Scholarship to study in London, where he completed M.A. in Theatre and Performance from the 347:
contemporary art” and the billboard got nominated as one of 250 most important artworks of modern India in the book, "Moving Focus, India: New Perspectives on Modern and Contemporary Art" edited by Mortimer Chaterjee and published by ACC Art Books, USA & Canada.
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for his contribution to the field of theatre direction. He has been described as “one of the leading theatre makers in India” by The Charles Wallace India Trust and his work has been described as one that “transcends the boundaries of conventional theatre” by
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mourner to stage an unscripted interview about the rituals and processes of expressing grief in India. The show travelled to various festivals in India and Europe. Extending real-life performances into his own life, he created
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Grover is known for his innovative work in the field of theatre and performance. His work first attracted attention for integrating digital technology in live performances. In 2007, he directed
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He gained acclaim for his “real-life” performances. Moving away from conventional theatre, Grover created participatory performances that brought real life and real people into the theatre.
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Cacchione, Orianna; Jaishankar, Nandita; Vats, Arushi; Banerjee, Trina Nileena; Bernaus, Leticia; Nyen, Ho Tzu; Iweala, Uzodinma; Jagoda, Patrick; Kandasamy, Meena (eds.).
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Imaginable Worlds: Art, Crisis, and Global Futures, Ed. Orianna Cacchione, Nandita Jaishankar, and Arushi Vats, Smart Museum of Art, The University of Chicago
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illustrating the failing values in post-Independence Indian society, is seen as a return to story-telling and conventional theatre in his career. His show
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Set in an abandoned building, it is a collection of multiple stories performed by actors and real-life professionals that presents a layered critique of
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Moving Focus: New Perspectives on Modern & Contemporary Art, Ed. Mortimer Chaterjee, ISBN 9781788841733, ACC Art Books, USA & Canada
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in which live camera feed, TV-sets and projections were used along with actors on stage. Other theatre presentations of his include
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Why Curate Live Arts? TURBA, The Journal for Global Practices in Live Arts Curation, Ed. Dena Davida,
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for 2020 and 2021 and the Ranga Shankara Festival, Bangalore in 2021. He has given artist talks at
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at MT Space for Performing Arts, Canada and the Segal Festival of Theatre & Film, USA.
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Pandemic of Perspectives, Ed. Rimple Mehta, Sandali Thakur, Debaroti Chakraborty,
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Performance Making and the Archive, Ed. Ashutosh Potdar & Sharmistha Saha,
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Improvised Futures: Encountering the Body in Performance, Ed. Ranjana Dave,
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may have been created or edited in return for undisclosed payments
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The Indian Express - A Voice, Under 35: The Murder of A Scene
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Grover is also known for conceptual art and installations. In
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swissinfo.ch, <Anand Chandrasekhar> (2016-07-21).
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Postdramatic Theatre and India, Ed. Ashis Sengupta,
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(February 2022). 2060:"Performance Making and the Archive" 1187:"Table Talk: A feast for the senses" 736:"Meet the brave new digital theatre" 574: 572: 462:Prix Ars Electronica Award (Austria) 408:4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art 374:Grover's work has been shown at the 342:In a public art installation titled 386:, TATA Literature Festival Mumbai, 36:, a violation of Knowledge (XXG)'s 1696:Khan, Mohd Shehwaaz (2023-09-21). 702:Studies in Theatre and Performance 207:, he completed his schooling from 188:Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar 153:Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar 14: 1904:Australian Performing Arts Market 1671:Vasanthan, Sobhika (2023-09-25). 1638:Mankatalia, Dhriti (2023-09-29). 1613:Chawla, Noor Anand (2023-09-30). 1161:Banerjee, Kaushani (2019-05-20). 579:Nath, Parshathy J. (2020-01-16). 413:He was the Artistic Director for 2109:"Postdramatic Theatre and India" 989:"The sleep of the grateful dead" 520:ISSUE, Ed. 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Ashutosh Potdar, 445:Charles Wallace Award (U.K.) 323:called it “a bold new work,” 217:University of the Arts London 109:University of the Arts London 1640:"A layered tale about money" 1367:"WOUNDING by Amitesh Grover" 1086:Singh, Adwait (2019-11-19). 760:Razdan, Arjun (2007-09-22). 398:, Prithvi Theatre Festival, 2000:Charles Wallace India Trust 1948:"Mash FICA New Media Grant" 641:Charles Wallace India Trust 419:Lasalle College of the Arts 2345: 1414:adminhakara (2021-11-17). 1137:"Vikas Has Missed the Bus" 1066:Architectural Digest India 439:MASH FICA New Media Award 380:Haus der Kulturen der Welt 269:award in Austria in 2016. 2150:10.3167/turba.2022.010109 2088:Routledge & CRC Press 2064:Routledge & CRC Press 916:. 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