Feb 23 2024
Folk instruments like the khol and dhol find themselves jamming alongside electric guitars, creating vibrant soundscapes in genres like Bihu-fusion and folk-rock.
Ankiya Bhaona, the traditional theatre form, is being reinterpreted with modern themes and multimedia elements, keeping its spirit alive for new audiences.
Assamese artists are collaborating with international musicians and dancers, incorporating global influences into their work while showcasing their unique identity.
Murals depicting traditional Assamese motifs and contemporary social issues are adorning city walls, bringing art to the public and sparking conversations.
Visual artists are experimenting with digital tools, creating animation, graphic novels, and video installations that explore Assamese myths, folklore, and current realities.
Bihu, the vibrant harvest festival, is evolving from traditional forms like Bihu Geet to contemporary styles like Bihu Dance and Bihu Fusion, reflecting changing lifestyles.
Lyricists are weaving contemporary narratives into Bihu songs and pop music, addressing social issues, personal struggles, and the evolving Assamese identity.