Nritya: Collecting the Story of Indian Dance in the Black Country explores the largely unwritten and unrecorded history of the development of Indian dance in the Black Country between 1960 and 2000.
Curated by Jaivant Patel Dance, an award-winning arts organisation rooted in Wolverhampton, the exhibition shares stories, photographs, films and objects collected from some of the pioneer dancers, teachers, choreographers and members of the local community.
The exhibition is open at Wolverhampton Art Gallery until Sunday 20 December.
www.NrityaBlackCountry.com #NrityaBC
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