Category: News and Events

Video: Youth Choir in Concert

Synthesis of the performance by the Youth Choir of Auroville in Cripa on March 30, 2018. Singers: Aloe, Amber, Ameya, Asia, Auroshree, Claire, Chandani, Daniel, Eurydice, Hannah, Hema, Jade, Jangchup, Leela, Luna, Manissa, Martin, Mohini, Neha, Padma, Pia, Pooja, Prithvi, Pritika, Samedha, Sarah, Sauman, Sneha, Sole, Sundar, Tara, Uttara, Yam, Zara. Piano: Matthew Conducted by […]

Tamil New Year Celebration 13th April at Bharat Nivas

All are cordially invited to celebrate the Tamil New Year in Indian Pavilion, SAWCHU, at Bharat Nivas on 13th April 2018, 5:30 pm onwards Program details 5:30: Lights & Kolam 6:00: Live music 7:00: Refreshments and Snacks 7:15: Screening of the film made out of Sangamam Festival on 4th March 2018 Let’s celebrate this year’s […]

Pushkar Solo Piano Recital 14th April

Original music composed by Pushkar Carloto The recital is a repeat of the one I gave in February, for those of you who couldn’t come, and for those who would like to hear it again. Finally, I will also have CDs of the music ready for those interested. The compositions on the programme are all […]

Silent Forest Walk 15 April

Sunday 15 April, 5-6pm Auroville’s Anusuya, Samridhi and Gaia forests and paths are nourished and well maintained by a dedicated collection of forest stewards. With full appreciation for these efforts, Kaliananda, invites you all to join for a one hour stroll to simply enjoy a relaxed and direct contact with the forest without speaking … […]

An Ode to Auroville 7th April

On the occasion of its Golden Jubilee, an offering of Hindustani Classical and Light Classical (vocal) pieces of a group of singers from Sri Aurobindo Ashram. Organised by ARPANAA, Geeta Creativity & Mona Yantra. arpanaa@auroville.org.in “An Ode to Auroville” Saturday, 7th April 2018 from 8 to 9:15pm at CRIPA, Auroville

Call for proposals for the IFA Arts Research Programme

India Foundation for the Arts announces request for proposals under Arts Research Programme The Arts Research programme supports scholars, researchers, and practitioners to undertake research into the various histories and expressions of artistic practices in India. It seeks to foster wider perspectives, understandings, interpretations and engagements in the arts. We are inviting proposals for our Arts Research programme […]

SAIIER: call for proposals

Each year we receive a small grant from the Government of India (GOI) for carrying out innovative programs in the fields of education and / or culture. We invite those with proposals for such innovative programs, both from those who are part of SAIIER as well as from those not directly linked to SAIIER, to […]

Filmmaking Grants

Filmmakers Without Borders (FWB) supports independent filmmakers around the world via grants and other funding initiatives. Supported projects include narrative films, documentary films, and new media projects that align with themes of social justice, empowerment, and cultural exchange. See more details here.

Does Having a Day Job Mean Making Better Art?

 CreditMari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi ONCE UPON A time, artists had jobs. And not “advising the Library of Congress on its newest Verdi acquisition” jobs, but job jobs, the kind you hear about in stump speeches. Think of T.S. Eliot, conjuring “The Waste Land” (1922) by night and overseeing foreign accounts at Lloyds Bank during the day, […]

DHI: an art exhibition by young artists at Kala Kendra

Painting, Sculpture, Movement Art, Performance Art at Kala Kendra, from 20-31 of March DHI means vision, understanding, intelligence, visionary onsite. DHI is An exhibition showcasing the works of young contemporary artists, who have been working hard for the past few months, on their artwork, to showcase them in DHI. Come and join us, to explore the […]

Review: Corinne at Monna Maier’s Photo Exhibition

Suzuki said : “Before Zen, men are men and mountains are mountains.” Like many beautiful things, it all started with a dream. When she was 10 years old, Aurovilian Monna Maier read an haiku about the Kokedora (Moss Temple) in Kyoto, Japan. Since then, she always thought that if there was a place in the world […]