
Our Work

We work with performing artists, arts organisations, institutions and venues across a diverse range of projects, bringing together strategy, marketing, audience development, programming and operations to support their growth and ambitions.
With 40+ projects delivered each year, our work spans a wide range of artistic practices, organisations and contexts. Explore a selection of our recent work below.

T. M. Krishna
For over nine years, ArtSpire has worked closely with T M Krishna, distinguished Carnatic musician, writer and cultural practitioner, providing end-to-end artist management and strategic support across his diverse body of work. Our engagement spans artist management, communications and social media, as well as the planning and execution of concerts, new artistic initiatives, projects, book launches and other public engagements. ArtSpire works closely with the artist to develop and implement new initiatives, manage multiple stakeholders and support the seamless execution of his wide-ranging artistic and cultural work.

JHARNA FESTIVAL
For over eight years, ArtSpire has been a strategic partner to Bharata Kalanjali, the renowned Bharatanatyam institution founded by the legendary dance gurus, the Dhananjayans. For over five years, ArtSpire has led the end-to-end management of Jharna, its festival initiative, spanning festival strategy, programming, marketing, communications, audience development and execution. The partnership encompasses the strategic planning and management of the festival from concept to delivery, supporting its continued growth and reach.

Sampradaya Dance Creations Toronto, Canada
Over our 4+ year association, ArtSpire has worked with Sampradaya on strategic marketing and audience development, developing campaigns and digital strategies to increase visibility, deepen audience engagement and support the company’s continued growth. Our work focuses on sustaining and expanding audiences while creating greater awareness of the company and its artistic work.

Garage Arts Project, Texas, USA
Garage Arts Project (GAP), founded by Renuka Rajagopalan, is a performing arts platform that creates intimate, curated experiences while supporting diverse artists and building connections between artists, audiences and communities in the Plano, Dallas area. ArtSpire works with GAP as a strategic marketing and audience development partner, supporting the organisation in shaping its overall communication and audience strategy. Our work encompasses campaign planning, digital communications and audience engagement, with a focus on building visibility, growing audiences and supporting GAP’s continued organisational development.
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Vishnu Dev
Vishnu Dev is an accomplished Carnatic musician known for his rich voice and strong grounding in the tradition. ArtSpire works with the artist on strategic digital communications and artist development, supporting the growth of his profile and reach while identifying and developing new initiatives and opportunities that further his artistic journey. Our work brings together long-term strategy and execution to create greater visibility for his work and build pathways for continued growth.

Vijay Natesan
Vijay Natesan is a mridangam artist working within the Indian classical music tradition. ArtSpire works with Vijay on brand strategy and digital communication, shaping his artistic positioning and developing a consistent social media presence. The engagement is focused on building a strong and coherent professional identity that reflects his practice and supports his artistic trajectory.

Jayanthi Kumaresh
Jayanthi Kumaresh is a renowned veena artist and one of India's leading practitioners of the instrument. ArtSpire works with her on marketing strategy and communications, shaping the digital narrative around her work, performances, collaborations and ongoing engagements.

Karuna Sagari
For over five years, ArtSpire has worked closely with Karuna Sagari, a leading Bharatanatyam exponent based in Chennai, India. As a strategic partner, ArtSpire plays an integral role in supporting her artistic and professional development, working across marketing, audience development, project and tour planning, and the creation of new initiatives and opportunities. Our engagement brings together long-term strategy and execution to support the growth of her practice and professional journey.

Tal Fry
Tal Fry is a contemporary music band known for its rhythm-driven music rooted in Indian Classical traditions and its energetic performances. ArtSpire works with the band as a strategic marketing and audience development partner, shaping its digital presence, communication and audience strategy. Our work focuses on building the band’s visibility, expanding its audiences and creating a strong foundation for its continued growth and engagement.

Sumanasa Foundation
Sumanasa Foundation is a nonprofit organisation working to support marginalised artists and create greater access to opportunities within the arts ecosystem. ArtSpire works with the Foundation on strategic communications, social media and the development of communication frameworks for its programmes and initiatives.

Sarita Mishra, Odissi
Sarita Mishra is an accomplished Odissi dancer, scholar and mentor with over four decades of experience in the performing arts. She is the Artistic Director of Adyasha Foundation, Bengaluru, where she continues to contribute to the practice, teaching and evolution of Odissi. ArtSpire works with Sarita Mishra and Adyasha Foundation across digital strategy, audience development and communications while also supporting its events and initiatives. Our work contributes to the growth and development of the institution, supporting its evolving programmes, outreach and engagement.

Vishwashanthi Dance Academy, California
VSDA is a leading dance institution dedicated to the teaching and practice of Bharatanatyam. ArtSpire works with VSDA on digital marketing and strategy, supporting the institution’s growth, visibility and audience engagement. Our work focuses on building a strong digital presence and developing communication strategies that support its programmes, initiatives and long-term growth.

IDIA Festival, California
IDIA is a California-based performing arts festival that brings leading artists and inspiring speakers from across the world to the San Francisco Bay Area, creating an immersive and engaging experience for audiences, artists and students. ArtSpire has supported three editions of the festival as its strategic marketing and communications partner, planning and managing the festival’s overall marketing strategy, campaigns and communications. Our engagement spans audience development, digital marketing, artist and programme communications, and festival-wide messaging, supporting the festival’s visibility, audience growth and continued development.

Priya Srinivasan, Sangam Melbourne
Dr Priya Srinivasan is a Bharatanatyam artist, scholar and cultural leader based in Melbourne. She is the Founder and Artistic Director of Sangam, an organisation that creates platforms for artistic exchange, collaboration and cultural dialogue between India and Australia. ArtSpire works with Sangam, led by Priya, as a strategic India partner, supporting the planning, development and delivery of its artistic and cultural initiatives in India. In 2026, ArtSpire led the India strategy and implementation for Durga Chronicles, working closely with the Australian Consulate-General in Mumbai and G5A to deliver its Mumbai premiere. Our engagement with Sangam continues through the planning and development of the 2026–27 Sangam Artist Exchange Labs in India, including partnerships, programme development and on-ground implementation.

SADAC, Canada
South Asian Dance Alliance of Canada (SADAC) is a national organisation dedicated to fostering the training, practice, development, and appreciation of South Asian dance in Canada. ArtSpire works closely with the SADAC team to build capacity development initiatives in marketing, fundraising and arts management, and manage & deliver the project end-to-end. ArtSpire also supported the organisation with marketing, communications, audience development, and strategic planning, to support their initiatives.

SADAC, Canada
South Asian Dance Alliance of Canada (SADAC) is a national organisation dedicated to fostering the training, practice, development, and appreciation of South Asian dance in Canada. ArtSpire works closely with the SADAC team to build capacity development initiatives in marketing, fundraising and arts management, and manage & deliver the project end-to-end. ArtSpire also supported the organisation with marketing, communications, audience development, and strategic planning, to support their initiatives.
ArtSpire has worked with and continues to work with a diverse range of artists, institutions and organisations across the performing arts. Our work is rooted in helping artists and organisations build stronger, sustainable practices and realise their creative and professional ambitions.