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Dances
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In India, dance is an age-old
tradition. This vast sub-continent has given birth to varied forms of
dancing, each shaped by the influences of a particular period and
environment. Indian dance is an extremely intricate art requiring skill,
hard work and discipline. All Indian dances portray some expression of life
and almost every dance posture has a specific meaning. Dance themes are
derived from mythology, folklore, legends and classical literature.
Indian dance is said to have originated from 'Natya Shastra', which is a
detailed script written on all aspects of Indian dance. The author of 'Natya
Shastra' was 'Bharata Muni' who wrote it some time in the 2nd century B.C.
The two main divisions of dance are classical and folk forms. There are
dance forms typical to certain parts of the country and these dance forms
are based on ancient dance discipline. The various classical forms are
Bharatnatyam of Tamil Nadu, Kuchupudi of Andhra Pradesh, Odissi of Orissa,
Kathak, Kathakali and Manipuri. The uniqueness of Indian classical dances is
that they are all devotional in content. Of all these dance forms, Bharat
Natyam is believed to be the oldest and the purest Indian classical dance.
Placements and Prospects
Professionals in fine arts have many avenues open to them depending on
their talent, personality and perseverance. Advertising agencies employ fine
arts graduates in their creative department as visualizers with good
remuneration. The textile industry needs the skill of art professionals to
create new designs, keeping in mind emerging tastes and fashions. The
electronic media, films and theatre productions require newly designed sets
all the time for their studios and artists may find a niche there. The
publishing industry which is on the upswing in the country is also employer
of skilled artists to design the jackets of new books and also to illustrate
them. Graphic arts specialists help out in typography. Artists may design
stamps for postal departments and also travel brouchures for transport and
tourism industry. Teaching, becoming an art critic, writing on art and art
therapy and other avenues of remunerative employment for artists.
Prospects of rise and success in the field of fine arts depend on the
individuals talent, motivation, interest, awareness of market for their
creativity, experience and exposure. Being at right place at right time may
change the course of an artist's career.
Training in Dance should start as early as age six or less, much before the
official professional training. Besides an in born talent, the basic
requirement for a full time Professional training is matriculation or 10 +
2. Some institutes at the time of admission even give preference to students
having a talent. Careers in this field can be that of a performer, teacher
and choreographer.
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