You can help Parijata Performance Projects realize our work by making a tax-deductible donation. Your support helps us cover essential production expenses like pay for collaborators, space rental, video documentation, and materials, not covered by artist fees and grants.
We are currently developing O Ghostly Ancestor, a participatory performance / community ritual taking place at multiple NYC locations. Collaborators include performers YaliniDream, Nadia Khayrallah, Sarah Panayotiu Leñador, DJ (Donna Jean) Fogel, Manatsu Yamanaka, Brooke Rucker, and Dahyun Kim; visual artist Dedalus Wainwright; composer Andy Miller; Fumi Tanakadate (Taiko / flute); and Giancarlo Luigi (music / production).
The project has won a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and Green Fund grants, support from the UnRehearsed Artists Fund (Bay Area), and (surprise!!) PPP’s first national grant! (to be announced)—but we still need help covering costs. If you are able to, we’d greatly appreciate it.
See Events for O Ghostly Ancestor performance info. Thank you for making our work possible!
Parijata Performance Projects is fiscally sponsored Unique projects, Inc. which provides non-profit arts administration. Contributions to PPP through Unique projects, Inc. are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Dancer Bree Breeden | How Do I Become WE | Gibney Dance Center
NOTE: Unique projects, Inc. takes 5.5% of all donations, plus we pay a credit card transaction fee of about 3%. If you do not need a tax deduction, please write to info@parijatdesai.org for instructions. Thank you!
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Parijat Desai at BRIC Arts Media | Film still by Alla Kovgan