How antiSOCIAL Has Catered to Giving a Platform to Young Artists Over the Years

The venue's Head of Events and Programming, Vivek Dudani says, "At antiSOCIAL, we proactively identify and nurture up-and-coming talent"

- DAVID BRITTO

AS MUMBAI’S antiSOCIAL marks eight years of existence, it has become a groundbreaking cultural phenomenon that has left an indelible mark on the Indian art and culture scene. Serving as a global stage for artists, a launching platform for emerging talents and a progressive advocate for diversity and representation, the venue is a go-to place for fans of the arts and performers. We caught up with Vivek Dudani, Head of Events and Programming at antiSOCIAL to discuss how the venue has played a part in pushing young talent and how new artists can reach out to venues like antiSOCIAL to play at. Read below.

With antiSOCIAL being a premier venue for artists to perform at, how does the programming team go about working with younger artists to allow for them to showcase their talent on the antiSOCIAL stage?