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PACHAMAMA (Mother Earth) CELEBRATION

America – C.A.L.I (House (casa) of Latin America – Indigenous) International Zone Invites you all to   A Traditional Festival from South-Andes of America  PACHAMAMA (Mother Earth) CELEBRATION  Please come and bring food, flowers and incense to the Mother Earth, thanking her for all she has given to us the full year and asking her […]

Matter and Light – Exhibition of Art works

  WHEN: until 15 September 2018 WHERE: Unity Pavilion Open on all week days 10 am to 4.30 pm.   As part of the 50th Anniversary celebration of Auroville, the Unity Pavilion is organizing an exhibition of art works by two well-known artists – Kratu from Auroville and Usha Patel from the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, […]

Auroville Underground Music Festival

Dear Friend, this is to invite you to the first Auroville Underground Music Festival – AUM Festival! WHEN: 4pm – Late, Saturday, Sept 8 – WHERE: Youth Centre What is it? The Auroville Underground Music Festival (AUM) is a festival dedicated to experimental music and sound and will feature artists working with: the creation of […]

– summer break –

We are on a summer break and will not be posting on the website until the end of July. We will continue with keeping the calendar up to date. Do you know of someone who would like to manage our website postings for us 2 days a week? Please let us know by emailing avartservice.auroville@gmail.com

Around the world: latest animation of Steve Cutts

Steve Cutts has just released Happiness his latest animation which, once again, deals with the most harmful aspects of our society. Happiness: The story of a rodent’s unrelenting quest for happiness and fulfilment. We know Steve Cutts for being the author of amazing animations. From the Simpsons couch gags to the incredible video created for Moby’s […]

CREEVA Schedule: Creativity Community Atelier

Come, Create with Us! Experience, Express and Explore yourself though the Visual Arts Centre for Research, Education and Experience in the Visual Arts (CREEVA) is a platform for people to experience art first hand and overcome the inhibitions. It is a place where art enthusiasts can experiment with mediums, form, themes, etc. and hone their […]

Mother’s Mantra in Matrimandir Amphitheater, 24th June

we will sing Mother’s mantra “Om Namo Bhagavaté” In Matrimandir Amphitheater Sunday June 24th – 6.30 to 7.30 pm (weather permitting) with Joy and Jivatman (guitar) to guide the chanting. To make it easier for new people to learn the melodic cycle in which the mantra is composed, Joy and Jivatman will sing it a […]

Call for proposals for the Matrimandir’s Garden of Unexpected

The Matrimandir executives are calling for design proposals for the Garden of the Unexpected. If you have a great idea & the capability to, design and implement garden landscaping, we invite you to participate by registering and filling out this form. You can apply individually or as a team. Please read the brief here. Registrations […]

Talking about art with Ivana

Are we afraid to talk about the quality of art in Auroville? Artist, a critic of art, lover of art, researcher, neuroscientist, you are invited to an informal discussion at Mitra compound (Town Hall) on Tuesdays 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29 th May and 5th June from 5 pm till sunset. Aurovilians, friends of Auroville, volunteers […]

Art for Charity – Birgitta Volz in Namibia

The internationally renowned artist Birgitta Volz has just arrived in Namibia to assist her friend and travel book author Konny von Schmettau with her charity in the North. She will soon display the results of her original and unmatched work of which the print of the famous baobab with David Livingston’s signature will be the […]

Around the World: Flip-Flop Art | Ocean Sole // 60 Second Docs

Choking oceans cough up art. Millions of discarded flip-flops are posing major hazards to our oceans. Ocean Sole, a Kenyan ocean conservation group, is turning flip-flop pollution into art and even functional products to help protect the oceans. Flip-flop artist Francis Mutua guides us through their work, where over 900 Kenyans have found support and […]

Around the world: Peter Hujar, Speed of Life

The life and art of Peter Hujar (1934–1987) were rooted in downtown New York. Private by nature, combative in manner, well-read, and widely connected, Hujar inhabited a world of avant-garde dance, music, art, and drag performance. His mature career paralleled the public unfolding of gay life between the Stonewall uprising in 1969 and the AIDS […]

Around the world: Peter Sacks, a painter and a poet

Night Ferry By Peter Sacks Blood-drop, lung of fire setting past the sea bell and wave; why am I separate from that giant burrowing into further life? The body breathes and rides a heavy-netted ocean swollen by the tide. Under the half-moon it’s the lighthouse light that turns the rest of me to early nightfall, […]