Anjali Sagar was born, lives and works in London. She studied Social Anthropology (BA Hons) at The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London and her MFA at Middlesex University. Her work includes film and video compositions, curatorial projects, moderation, and production. She is interested in the relations between sound, text and image, archive and the legacies and potentials of the essay film. Sagar has produced numerous projects including No Arrival No Parking with the German artist and composer Heiner Goebbels. She is co-founder of the artists’ collective The Otolith Group who will co-curate the artists’ cinema as part of the Frieze Art Fair 2006 and the first Retrospective on the Black Audio Film Collective in 2007 at FACT in Liverpool and The Whitechapel Gallery in London. She is the founder of Multitudes, the guerrilla news network established in 2000, and moderator of the Undercurrents list serve.