We're back with another episode of Art With Anvi! I sat down with Stuthi Iyer, a Bharatanatyam dancer, a poet, a sophomore at the University of Pittsburgh, and a guaranteed admit at its medical school. Stuthi discloses her favorite poets, dancers, novels, and much more during the Rapid Fire segment. Following this, we dive right into the Q&A, where Stuthi reveals how Indian Classical dance has helped her connect to her culture and heritage, the poetry she has written and published, and the connection between art and mental health!

In the final episode of Art with Anvi for 2020, I chat with Shreya Bhatia, a singer and recent graduate from Duke University. We start off with a Rapid Fire Round where Shreya gives us some enthralling answers relating to the pandemic, her passion for medicine, and more about her interest in Hindustani Classical and Bollywood music. Then, Shreya sings a beautiful ghazal which will surely captivate the audience! Following this, we jump into the Q&A round where we discuss more about Shreya's TV show, "The Musical Mind", the convergence of music and medicine, specifically mental health, her role models, and much more!

In this episode of Art With Anvi, I speak with Khine Win, a longtime friend, dancer, a freshman at Carnegie Mellon University, and Phillips Exeter Academy alumna. We start with a Rapid Fire Round in which Khine discusses her favorite trends, places to dance, and artists she would like to collaborate with. This is followed by a Q&A round where Khine discusses her transition from Burmese dance to modern dance forms, her advocacy for social issues through dance, and how social media is expanding her dance platform.

In the first episode of Art with Anvi, I talk to Revati Mahurkar, a 19-year-old dancer and student at Barnard College, Columbia University. Revati and I spoke about her foundation in Kathak and how she applied it to several other dance genres, the ups and downs of the dance world and social media, and how dance has impacted other areas of her life.