Transition Transference Transformation: Understanding film Shot by Shot! Thrilled to announce 1st of the weekend series with Kamal Swaroop on 12th & 13th December 2020; 2 to 5 pm IST! Applying the principles of 5Cs of Cinematography and the Writer’s Journey, Kamal will discuss shot by shot, the construction of classical films. For details please visit […]
Welcome to the Art (is) Life Festival – an event by the Museum of Art & Photography to celebrate the launch of its Digital Museum. Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn7HjgCawt93CF2lv6a1eNQ Each day we’ll go on a deep dive into a different section of the MAP collection. Join us today for a journey into the world of Folk & Tribal Art. Click […]
At Centre D‘Art (Citadines/Town Hall ) Friday 11th of December 5 pm The photocircle brings together Auroville’s photographers. We share our own work or show the work of global photo graphers we admire, discuss the history of photography, and share techniques. Anyone can bring and screen a small selection of images. The Photo Circle meets on […]
Managing Data for Movies by Neil Sadwelkar powered by LaCieIndia Film Project & LaCie brings to you a free of cost workshop on how to master the data management and workflow while capturing any kind of videos professionally so that all your hard work counts, its more than just creating backups, there is more nuance […]
Sing a Lullaby -A year-long workshop series, every Tuesday at 8 pm, Vedanth & Gurupriya invite mothers, fathers, grandparents, nannies, educators, and anyone else to gather on Zoom to learn lullabies in different languages. So far there’s been Bengali, Rajasthani, English, Tamil and Kannada. Pay as you can. Sign up by writing to singalullabyworkshop@gmail.com
Here is the registration link to the Zoom event: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eu4wTdgkRCCnsGZzh2VV-Q
‘On a Roll’ is a selection of downloadable activities around four unique scroll painting and story-telling traditions in India: https://map-india.org/discover-map/on-a-roll/
Art (is) Life, a week-long festival (Dec 5-11) with thoughtfully curated events, including drumming, yakshagana, contemporary dance, jazz fusion music, and theatre. To register, http://www.artislife.events/?mc_cid=3bc56c5f4f&mc_eid=3aa3d68510 The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) is launching one of the first digital museums in the country. Join us as we celebrate with a week-long festival, Art (is) Life. The festival […]
Dear Friends of SvaramThe sentence of Sri Aurobindo that “Man is a transitional being; he is not final” strikes presently a deeper chord in-midst the global crises and this challenging transition to a very much needed, more fair and just economic and environmentally sustainable and more healthy life style for humanity as a whole. In SVARAM […]
50 years ago, a unique afforestation project took root on an eroded desert plateau in Tamil Nadu, South India, when people from diverse countries came together to establish the international experimental township of Auroville. Initially driven by the necessity to make the harsh conditions more liveable, the idealism of some early residents lead them to […]
Indianostrum Théâtre is proud to announce six months mentorship programme as part of our new initiative “Indianostrum Open Theatre School“. To apply please click HEREWe have also shared Tamil, Hindi and Marathi versions of the programme information with this email. Please do share this with anyone who could be benefited by this programme. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate […]
Here you can listen to the stream channell (playing 24/7). Here you can see on-air schedules. Last published podcasts Soul Tracks – ep.19 “Sleepy Head” (Music) Happiness, Love and Laughter – ep.61 (Wellness) Aarohan – ep.9 “Living Traditions” (Music) The Tamil Literary Forum – “திருமந்திரத்தின் முதல் தந்திரம் – உபதேசம்” (Tamil culture) Happiness, Love and Laughter – “Lilaloka, the Joy of Learning (pt2)” (Laughter […]
The Tohono O’odham people have lived on both sides of the US-Mexico border since long before either country existed. As an increasingly militarized border threatens their way of life, Ofelia Rivas journeys across the border seeking to revitalize her ancestral village. See the full video >
Colorful Vignettes by August Timmermans See the complete photo blog >
the day tradesfor a handful of grains,for a bouquet of flowersgathered by a child,watching the flagrant citiesthat stalk our disquiet…. Read more …
TopicUNREHEARSED FUTURES #17 An Actor Prepares for? with Kamili Okweni Feelings | Embodied Poetics and Julie Beauvais | Platform BadNewsFromTheStarsDescriptionUNREHEARSED FUTURES #17 Click here to register: https://dramaschoolmumbai.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=a234a22bc66a5a17ee77210cd&id=5415562d37&e=eb885c35a7 Response-Ability: Theatre Pedagogy in Changing Times Discussing questions facing drama schools, teachers and students of theatre in the Post-COVID world Unrehearsed Futures is a series of public conversations […]
ALL LIVING THINGS ENVIRONMENTAL FILM FESTIVAL OFFERS FREE ONLINE EVENTS Panel discussions: A snapshot of sustainable tourism in India; Teeth, tails and tentacles: wildlife filmmaking and photography; Investigative journalism – what does it take; Workshops: Trash talk with bare necessities; What a shame! – the art of storytelling with Monika Naranjo Gonzales; Nature, camera, action […]
From Natyarambha Episode 1: Krishna – The Cowherd By Bhakti Hiranmayi Kutty Kahani premieres, in Episode 1,with the favourite hero in every child’s story – Krishna! Come listen in to the conversation between a concerned Mother Yasodha and a mischievous Krishna in the popular rendition Maadu Meikkum Kanne, as Bhakti combines her artistic talent of […]
Here you can listen to the stream channell (playing 24/7). Here you can see on-air schedules. Last published podcasts Soul Tracks ep. 18 “Monsoon Music” (Music) Nutritional Cultural Redemption – “Reading Masanobu Fukuoka” (Organic farming) Aarohan – ep.8 “Maharishi of Maihar” (Music) Savitri, B. VII, C. V, Part 5(Integral yoga) Happiness, Love and Laughter – Lilaloka – the Joy of Learning (Laughter […]
You are invited for the online SOUTH ASIAN FEMINIST FILM FESTIVAL27-30 November 2020 29 Films• 6 Themes • 4 Days • 9 Countries Different genres – animation, shorts, documentaries, feature filmsMany are India premieres Panel Discussion on ‘Minority & Queer Narratives’ with Shazia Iqbal, Jabeen Merchant, Gagandeep Singh and Anomaa Rajakaruna moderated by Vani Subramaniam […]
Download and enjoy activities on the theme ‘Worlds of Wonder’, exploring the art of American-born, Udaipur-based artist Waswo X. Waswo, known for his contemporary miniatures and hand-tinted studio photographs. Visit :https://map-india.org/discover-map/worlds-of-wonder/
Welcome to your virtual festival journey! Watch films or live streams by browsing the categories below. You can unlock multiple films at once by choosing an Escapade (ticket cost Rs 599) or unlock a single film by purchasing them from the sections below (Rs 250). To learn more: https://watch.eventive.org/alteff2020
Musicians are playing al fresco all over the city to earn money and boost morale. By Margot Boyer-Dry Nov. 20, 2020 Every night after her shift this spring, Bridget Queral would leave the hospital where she worked as a nurse to find her husband, Luis, waiting to walk her home. As they ambled through an eerily […]
To celebrate the holiday season, Racines du Ciel Performances joins the Madeleine’s parish to offer you a collective experience, combining Christian Advent traditions with artistic creative gesture. This participatory project is open to all, online and free of charge. A remote collective experience The current health situation forces us to find innovative solutions to continue sharing our collective creations with you. This is why […]
11 – 17 December 2020 | Goethe-Institut Chennai GOETHE-INSTITUT / MAX MUELLER BHAVAN CHENNAI OPEN CALL for Participation in ‘Be Music BEEs 2020’A Western Music Contest for South Asian Musicians on the Occasion of 250 Years of BEETHOVEN – An Exuberance in 2020 A virtual Musical Week celebrating the Titan & Icon of Western Classical […]
