Rolf Killius

Rolf Killius is a consultant (museums, exhibitions and media), exhibition curator, oral historian, ethnomusicologist (MMus SOAS, London University), sound and film producer/editor and radio journalist, whose work appears in a variety of contexts.

He works in exhibition curating, academic research, music and sound production, film production and editing and oral history. Rolf, a German-born British resident, has lived in Germany, Qatar, Switzerland and India and presently divides his time between London, UK and India.

Ivan Nutbrown

“Living in India for 18 months at the age of 21 transformed my life. Working at a Gandhian residential school in Bihar, one of the poorest states in India taught me a lot, including respect for the daily farm labourers and for the teachers and community workers who were deeply committed to their work.

Later, I was able to continue supporting those working for non-violent change in India through Action Village India as a founder member then Coordinator and now as Founder/Advisor. Friendships made at that time, 50 years ago, are still strong and important to me today.”

Friday 24th July, 17:30-18:30

Giuliano Modarelli live stream curated by Darbar

Darbar presents guitarist Giuliano Modarelli, one of Britain's leading Classical Indian musicians, to the virtual stage.

Saturday 25th July, 20:00-21:00

Hear and Now, curated by Sarathy Korwar

Presenting a selection of contemporary, independent music coming out of India, curated by Sarathy Korwar.

Saturday 25th July, 17:30-18:30

The Music of  What Happens, curated by Ansuman Biswas

Join Ansuman Biswas on a journey exploring some of the underlying philosophies and social outcomes of listening with devoted attention.