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SUMMARY:Neeraj Arya's Kabir Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Kabir’s verses served fresh \nGyaan Adab invites you to an evening of Kabir’s soulful poetry performed by Neeraj Arya’s Kabir Café. The band has reinterpreted the philosophical verses of the15th century mystic poet with enchanting music. They carry Kabir’s pithy words across to people in a musical way. \nThe band comprises of:\nNeeraj Arya\nLead Vocals & Rhythm and Guitar\nNeeraj Arya has been relentlessly researching and performing Kabir’s poetry across the country since the last 6 years. Influenced by several folk Kabir artists like Prahladji Tippania and Mir Mukhtiar Ali\, Neeraj applied his own musical sensibilities and pioneered a genre called Kabir Rock\nMukund Ramaswamy\nViolin\nA disciple of Sri. SV Ramachandran and Smt. Muthulakshmi Vedanarayanan\, Mukund tackles those aspects in music that require a minimum IQ of 150 to comprehend. He has honed his skills in music by playing professionally for over 12 years. \nRaman Iyer\nMandolin As a musician who likes to experiment and not stick to boundaries\, Raman began his musical journey by learning the western scales and notation\, and then moved on to Hindustani and Carnatic styles. He has received training from Diwan Singh Dhami when in Mysore and later from Mr. Yusuf Sajjad in Mumbai.\nViren Solanki\nPercussion\nViren’s keen understanding of Classical\, Folk and Sufi music comes from his lineage. His father Shri.vCharandas Solanki and uncle Shri. Vinod Solanki are accomplished folk singers. A student of Fazal and Taufiq Qureshi\, Viren has been learning the tabla since he was 8 years old. \nDonation Passes: Rs. 200/- \nTo reserve your passes contact Nadia on 9850079911 or Aryaa on 9604349063
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/neeraj-aryas-kabir-cafe/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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SUMMARY:WIFT PUNE presents THE FEMININE LENS
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Adab collaborates with WIFT\, Pune on A festival celebrating films made by women from around the globe \nDaisies\nDay 1 – Friday\, October 10\, 2014\nTime: 11 am to 6 pm\n The Feminine Lens Inauguration\n La Chambre/The Room (France\, 1988\, 15 min) Direction: Joelle Bouvier and Regis Obadia.\n Woman in front of the mirror/ Mujer ante el espejo (Cuba\, 1983\, 30 min) Direction: Marisol Trujillo\n Sharira (India\, 2003\, 30 min) Direction: Ein Lall\n Daisies/Sedmikrasky (Czechoslovakia\, 1967\, 90 min) Direction: Vera Chyttilova\n Desperately Seeking Susan (USA\, 1985\,104 min) Direction: Susan Seidelman \nDay 2 – Saturday\, October 12\, 2014\nTime: 11 am to 6 pm\n(Each film screening with be followed by a discussion with the film maker in attendance)\n Shyam\, Raat\, Saher (FTII Diploma\, 2009\, 22 min) Direction: Arunima Sharma\n A Dream Animal (FTII Diploma\, 2013\, 22 min) Direction: Sanyukta Sharma\n Playback exercises FTII – Heer Ganjawala \, Archana Menon\, Koel Sen and Adwaita Das \nWomen Without Men\n Telephone (FTII Diploma\, 1995\, 30 min) Direction: Shabnam Sukhdev \n Ballad of Rustom: Excerpts\, Direction: Ajitha Suchitra Veera\n Women without men (Iran\, 2009\, 95 min) Direction: Shirin Neshat \nThe festival is curated by film scholar Gayatri Chatterjee \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/wift-pune-presents-the-feminine-lens/
LOCATION:National Film Archives\, Law College Road\,  Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411004\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140927T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140927T200000
DTSTAMP:20140923T123045Z
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SUMMARY:POETRY ROCK - The music that poetry makes.
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Aab invites you to a performance by Radiorocka\, a new band which has transformed poems by Randhir Khare into music that enthrals. \nRADIOROCKA\nRadiorocka is a pop-rock act with their roots based in alternative rock\, experimenting with mixed genres like poetry\, RnB and Edm. This four piece band has chosen to perform literary work in an unusually engaging musical idiom that promises to keep your feet tapping and your body swaying. Dominated by vocals\, the compositions are enhanced by rhythmic progression of guitars\, drums and keyboard.\nThe band which came to life on 25th November 2012\, consists of Joel D’Silva (Rhythm guitar and lead vocals)\, Alan Samuel (Drums & vocals)\, Darryl Anthony (Lead Guitar) and Emmanuel Samms (Keyboard & vocals). \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAdmittance free.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/poetry-rock-the-music-that-poetry-makes/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140927T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140927T170000
DTSTAMP:20140906T070152Z
CREATED:20140906T070033Z
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SUMMARY:YOUR IMAGE\, OUR FOCUS
DESCRIPTION:A one day photography workshop at Gyaan Adab Centre \nSavour life intensely every hundredth of a second by capturing the moment though a photograph. Envision the final result in your mind’s eye and bring it to life with your tools at hand.\nGyaan Adab presents a one day photography workshop by eminent photographer Anwar Mirza\, designed to give a practical knowledge of photography both indoors and outdoors.\nThe workshop will cover:\nUnderstanding the technicality of camera\, Lenses & its operation.\nThe secret of how to control light.\n14 golden proven tips which enhance images.\nTravel photography guidelines.\nPractical daylight shoot.\nPost production (editing images in Photoshop)\nBring with you:\nYour DSLR camera and kit lens or a prosumer point-and-shoot camera\nA fully charged camera battery and a memory card with sufficient space for a day’s shooting\nYour camera manual\, if available.\nAn eagerness to learn.\nThe workshop will benefit:\nAnybody over 18\, interested in learning the basics of digital photography \nAbout Anwar Mirza \n‪Anwar Mirza is an alumnus of Sir J.J. College of Applied Art\, Mumbai. For over 3 decades Anwar Mirza has been involved in journalism\, travel and advertising photography. He has travelled extensively around the globe & his travel photo features are published in leading airlines’ in-flight magazines. He has covered news and editorial assignments for Reuters/London\, Motivate Publishing\, and Hall Marks/Scenic postcards. ‬‬\nHe is a recipient of numerous regional and international photography awards\, such as Nikon and Hasselblad international photo contest. Contributed photography works to 5 pictorial coffee table books published by Motivate Publication (Dubai\, UAE). He has participated in group exhibitions in Pune\, Mumbai\, Delhi\, & Bangalore and held a solo photo exhibition in Bahrain.\nHe presently conducts photography workshops at commercial & social institutions in India & abroad.\nwww.facebook.com/amirza.photography \nFees:\nRs. 1500/- (includes lunch and tea + 3 month complimentary library membership)\nFor Gyaan Adab library members Rs. 1200/- (includes lunch and tea)\nDate: Saturday\, September 27\, 2014 Time: 10 am to 5 pm \nLast date for registration – September 23\, 2014
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/your-image-our-focus/
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140921T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140926T183000
DTSTAMP:20140920T062528Z
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SUMMARY:A LIFE Well Lived – A ceramic art exhibition
DESCRIPTION:In the marshy swamps\, with the rising sun\nBlooms the LILY.\nWith its humble beginnings\nThe LILY is pure PRISTINE and perfect\nGraceful in its divinity.\nIt is the flower of day n light\, truth n virtue.\nAs the day wanes it falls and dies\nEncompassing an entire life.\n– Ruby Jhunjhunwala \nGyaan Adab invites you to acclaimed ceramic artist Ruby Jhunjhunwala’s exhibition on the theme of LILIES. The artist through her work has captured the short but meaningful life of the flowers and mirrored its beauty amidst harsh surroundings though her art. At the opening Ruby Jhunjhunwala will give a talk on ‘Ceramic in Art and Industry’ while tracing the importance of the 10\,000 year old craft in preserving the history of the evolution of mankind. After a small introduction to studio pottery and the various techniques used in molding clay by the artist\, the audience will be invited to play clay and let their creativity flow. \nAbout Ruby Jhunjhunwala:\nRuby’s journey with clay started in 1972 with the world renowned Ceramic Artist DANIEL RHODES\, in Alfred\, USA\, followed by a year of training in Delhi Blue Pottery under renowned studio Potters Late Gurcharan Singhji and Mansimran Singh.\nAt present she leads the ADIPA team both in designing and executing murals. \n“I started with the wheel\, the challenge then was to throw 100 mugs a day. Today I look at a vast surface and I instantly visualize a ceramic mural on it. The 4 elements – earth\, fire\, water and air take over my creativity and from a space of oneness flows a ceramic mural encompassing the clients theme and my ‘being’ as an artist. I am only a simple instrument bringing some order to the chaos created when the ‘Elements’ mingle.”
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/ceramic-exhibition-on-lillies-2/
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140920T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140920T190000
DTSTAMP:20140906T071502Z
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SUMMARY:Ceramic Exhibition on Lillies
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed ceramic artist Ruby Jhunjhunwala will exhibit her work on lillies.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/ceramic-exhibition-on-lillies/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140913T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140913T203000
DTSTAMP:20140911T054702Z
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Letter from an Unknown Woman
DESCRIPTION:  \nGyaan Adab will invites you to a screening and discussion of the film ‘Letter from an Unknown Woman’ directed by Max Ophuls (USA\, 1948) which is based on the novella of the same name by Stefan Zweig. The film will be introduced by Gayatri Chatterjee\, who will also lead a discussion on the film after the screening. \n  \nAbout ‘Letter from an Unknown Woman’: \nThe time: the very beginning of the twentieth century; place: Vienna. \nThe hero is the celebrated pianist Stephen Bard\, quite decadent\, not so much interested in music but only women. A young girl\, Lisa has blossomed into womanhood secretly loving Stephen and bearing his child. But he has no idea of all this. One day he gets a letter from her\, writing from her death bed. This is stuff a typical melodrama is made of. But on a close viewing we realize why Ophuls the great European master made it in Hollywood. He made this film four years after Stephen Zweig committed double suicide with his wife in Rio de Janerio in 1942. A discussion of this film would reveal why. \nAmerican philosopher Stanley Cavell has studied this film for over many years. Considered as one of the finest American films\, Letter from an Unknown Woman is not just a melodrama but a commentary on the Western Civilization. \nGayatri Chatterjee is a film scholar based in Pune. She has taught and lectured widely in India\, the USA and Europe. She is an external faculty at the Film & Television Institute of India. Her book ‘Awara’ (reissued by Penguin in 2003) won the President’s Gold medal (Swarna-Kamal) for the best book on cinema in 1992. Her book ‘Mother India’ (2002) belongs to the BFI film classics series of the British Film Institute. Gayatri’s articles have featured in several edited volumes published nationally and internationally.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/film-screening/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140907T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140912T183000
DTSTAMP:20140906T070631Z
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SUMMARY:Masked in Nature - Exhibition of Ceramic Masks
DESCRIPTION:“Masks we wear\, the many faces for many occasions. Infinite expressions for varied emotions…a hundred different people within one simple person.” \n– Rashmi Bhadkamkar\nWe invite you to Rashmi Bhadkamkar’s exhibition of terracotta masks mounted on hand painted boards\, titled ‘Masked in Nature’. The marks give glimpses of faces within nature. \n‘Masked in Nature’ in the artist’s words\n“Sometimes pebbles turn into faces part or whole\, while roots and earth take on the impressions of an enduring old soul. Trees dance to form flowing hair for a face in the \nRashmi Bhadkamkar\ncloudy sky while tendrils and twigs are outlines of a face to the watchful eye. And when the trees become treated wood and stones turn to broken floor tiles\, I see faces touched by human hands more structured and elaborate\, they seem to my discerning eye. As the water flows\, the earth folds\, and the winds rustles\, these images appear to quickly disappear; just like the fleeting expressions on the faces of you and I.”
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/masked-in-nature-exhibition-of-ceramic-masks/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140906T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140906T190000
DTSTAMP:20140905T110058Z
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SUMMARY:Masks Beneath Masks - A GALE evening of Art and Literature
DESCRIPTION:“Masks we wear\, the many faces for many occasions. Infinite expressions for varied emotions…a hundred different people within one simple person.” \n– Rashmi Bhadkamkar \nAs the first even of GALE (Gyaan Adab Library Evenings) we invite you to \nexhibition of terracotta masks mounted on hand painted boards\, titled ‘Masked in Nature’. The marks give glimpses of faces within nature.\n‘Masked in Nature’ in the artist’s words:\n“Sometimes pebbles turn into faces part or whole\, while roots and earth take on the impressions of an enduring old soul. Trees dance to form flowing hair for a face in the \nRashmi Bhadkamkar\ncloudy sky while tendrils and twigs are outlines of a face to the watchful eye. And when the trees become treated wood and stones turn to broken floor tiles\, I see faces touched by human hands more structured and elaborate\, they seem to my discerning eye. As the water flows\, the earth folds\, and the winds rustles\, these images appear to quickly disappear; just like the fleeting expressions on the faces of you and I.” \nThe idea of a ‘mask’ has intrigued many writers and manifests itself in many popular writings. Gyaan Adab will present readings of excerpts from writings exploring this theme. The readings will be followed by a discussion with the artist.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/masks-beneath-masks-a-gale-evening-of-art-and-literature/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140830T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140830T193000
DTSTAMP:20140827T103957Z
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SUMMARY:Fade into Red
DESCRIPTION:Meet Ms. Ayra Krishnamurthy\, her precocious cat and her dog eat deal environment. Be a part of a typical south Indian family dynamic and follow Ayra to Tuscany on an adventure of sorts. \nGyaan Adab will host a book launch of Reshma Krishnan Barshikar’s debut novel published by Random House\, Fade into Red. The launch will be followed by a reading and discussion with the author. \nAbout the book: \nFade Into Red is a multicultural women’s fiction novel based in Tuscany and Mumbai. Ayra Krishnamurthy is a dusky\, slightly neurotic\, convent educated\, pretty girl’s sidekick that always wanted to be an Art Historian. At twenty\, she saw herself flitting between galleries and calling out “Going thrice!” to high maintenance curators and talking Michelangelo and Dali with glamorous ease. Instead at twenty-nine\, life has conspired to make her an underpaid investment banker in Mumbai juggling an eccentric family\, a fading career and long –distance relationship that is soon becoming a light-year one. But on one monsoon day in July\, she is suddenly sent packing from Mumbai to Tuscany to buy a vineyard for a star client. What should have been a four day trip turns into a two week treasure hunt that finds her amidst midnight wine deals\, dodgy vintners\, rolling Tuscan hills and one playboy millionaire who is looking to taste more than just the wine. \nAbout the Author: \nReshma Krishnan Barshikar\nAfter finishing her A Levels at Bridgine School\, Windsor\, and getting a BA (Hons) at Oxford Brookes University\, Oxford\, Reshma Krishnan Barshikar started her career as a Journalist for India’s national newspaper The Hindu but left mid-career to pursue an MBA at the Indian School of Business that led to a successful career in Investment Banking. She worked in Treasury for about 3 years after which she moved into Investment Banking at Avendus Capital\, for about 5 years before quitting her job to travel. She travelled extensively for two years – Europe\, China\, and the US\, during which time she conceptualized her novel. Simultaneously she also honed her skills as a Travel Writer\, and has since contributed to India Today Travel Plus\, SilverKris\, Harper’s Bazaar\, Grazia\, National Geographic Traveller and The Hindu Business Line\, where she profiles entrepreneurs for the Life section. She is also a co-founder of the literary blog\, The Caterpillar Café. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/fade-into-red/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140828T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140828T193000
DTSTAMP:20140826T103235Z
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SUMMARY:GYAAN ADAB’S STORY TOUR COMES TO A DRAMATIC CLOSE
DESCRIPTION:Every end is a beginning. \nAfter 6 enthralling performances in various parts of the city of Pune\, The Story Tour comes to a close. But it is not the end. A whole new world of story-telling possibilities have been revealed. Gyaan Adab collaborated with The Loft\, Shisha Café\, British Council Library\, Pune\, Pagdandi Café and The Culture Centre. The stories were brought alive in different parts on the city like Kalyani Nagar\, Mundhwa\, Koregaon Park\, Camp\, Fergusson College road and Baner\, in the process creating a travelling space of entertainment that celebrates the magical art of storytelling.\nAnd so we present Ends & Beginnings\, the final show\, which relives folktales from around the world.\nThe stories will be brought alive and retold in a solo performance by RANDHIR KHARE\, Award-winning poet\, folklorist & performer       \nRandhirKhare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his\nstylistic flight of language and drama.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/gyaan-adabs-story-tour-comes-to-a-dramatic-close/
LOCATION:gyaan adab\, 12345\, pune
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140823T163000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140823T173000
DTSTAMP:20140812T103925Z
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SUMMARY:The Story Tour - Great Journeys
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Adab in association with Pagdandi STORIES OF GREAT JOURNEYS We bring you an evening of shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences as a part of Gyaan Adab’s Story Tour of ancient tales from around the world at Pagdandi. \nJOIN GREAT JOURNEYS AND EXPERIENCE THE TRIALS\, TRIBULATIONS AND THE JOY OF ARRIVAL. SHARE STORIES BROUGHT TO YOU FROM THE TODAS\, THE KATKARIS\, BHILS\, THE NORTH AMERICAN NATIVES\, THE NORSE PEOPLE AND THOSE FROM OTHER CULTURES \nThe stories will be brought alive and retold in a solo performance by RANDHIR KHARE Award-winning poet\, folklorist & performer Randhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/3762/
LOCATION:Pagdandi – Books Chai Cafe\, Shop No.6\, Regent Plaza\, Baner Pashan Link Road\, Behind Symantec\, Baner\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411045\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140813T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140813T193000
DTSTAMP:20140812T073447Z
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SUMMARY:Ismat Chughtai's Gharwali - A reading and narration
DESCRIPTION:A heady satire on the institution of marriage\, as well as on the social mores of 1940s ‘Gharwali’ by the eminent\, bold Urdu fiction writer Ismat Chughtai is one of her much admired stories.\nWell known Urdu poet and singer Mumtaz Peerbhoy and the versatile storyteller Chetan Shetty get together for an Urdu and English reading/ narration of this famous story by Ismat Chugtai which is considered humourous\, enjoyable and daring. \n“In my stories\, I’ve put down everything with objectivity. Now\, if some people find them obscene\, let them go to hell. It’s my belief that experiences can never be obscene\, if they are based on authentic realities of life.”\n-Ismat Chughtai
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/ismat-chughtais-gharwali-a-reading-and-narration/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140810T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140810T193000
DTSTAMP:20140805T144322Z
CREATED:20140805T141328Z
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SUMMARY:The Story Tour - LOVE STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Adab in association with The Shisha Cafe presents \nLOVE STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD \nWe bring you an evening of shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences as a part of Gyaan Adab’s Story Tour of ancient tales from around the world at The Shisha Cafe \nCOME AND EXPERIENCE LOVE STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD THAT WILL ENTRANCE YOU AND BRING THAT WARM WONDERFUL FEELING OF TOGETHERNESS. THE STORIES ARE BROUGHT TO YOU FROM THE MAORI PEOPLE\, THE JAPANESE\, THE BHIL AND PEOPLE FROM OTHER CULTURES. \nThe stories will be brought alive and retold in a solo performance by \nRANDHIR KHARE \nAward-winning poet\, folklorist & performer \nRandhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/the-story-tour-love-stories-from-around-the-world/
LOCATION:Shisha Cafe\, ABC Farms\, Survey No. 35 & 36\, North Main Road\, Koregaon Park\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411001\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140809T183000
DTSTAMP:20140805T142401Z
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UID:3734-1407605400-1407609000@www.gyaanadab.org
SUMMARY:Stories from the British Isles - WHEN GOOD TRIUMPHED
DESCRIPTION:As a part of the Story Tour Gyaan Adab in association with The British Council Library presents – WHEN GOOD TRIUMPHED \nWe bring you an evening of shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences as a part of Gyaan Adab’s Story Tour of ancient tales from around the world at The British Council Library\, Pune.\nTales of adventure about giants\, witches\, magical toads\, the boy who became Lord Mayor Of London\, the farmer who married the princess and other impossibilities….all the way from old Britain\, retold in an exciting new way – with a promise to enthrall and entertain.\nThe stories will be brought alive and retold in a solo performance by RANDHIR KHARE\nAward-winning poet\, folklorist & performer\nRandhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/stories-from-the-british-isles-when-good-triumphed/
LOCATION:British Council Library\, BCL 917 / 1 Fergusson College Road Shivaji Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411004\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140802T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140802T200000
DTSTAMP:20140730T070628Z
CREATED:20140730T065924Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140730T070628Z
UID:3703-1407006000-1407009600@www.gyaanadab.org
SUMMARY:Story Tour - Stories that Changed the World
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Adab in association with The Culture Centre presents: \nSTORIES OF MAGICAL MOMENTS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD \nWe bring you an evening of shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences as a part of Gyaan Adab’s Story Tour of ancient tales from around the world at The Culture Centre \nCOME AND EXPERIENCE STORIES OF MAGICAL MOMENTS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD FROM AUSTRALIA\, SOUTH AMERICA\, INDIA AND A HOST OF OTHER CULTURES. \nThe stories will be brought alive and retold in a solo performance by \nRANDHIR KHARE \nAward-winning poet\, folklorist & performer \nRandhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama. \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/story-tour-stories-that-changed-the-world/
LOCATION:The Culture Centre\, Prelocate House\, Plot No. 20 Survey 20/2/B and 20/3/B\, Behind Bharat Gas Koregaon Park Annexe / Mundhwa\, Pune\, 411 036
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140802T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140802T140000
DTSTAMP:20140724T070920Z
CREATED:20140724T065508Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140724T070920Z
UID:3693-1406973600-1406988000@www.gyaanadab.org
SUMMARY:Poetry Workshop - The gift of the written word
DESCRIPTION:The philosopher Gaston Bachelard tells us\, “The words of the world want to make sentences\,” so we may further ask the questions- “And what do the sentences want to make? What do our sentences want to make? Do they want to make essays? Do they want to make stories? Do they want to run away and become poems perhaps? \nThe gift of the written word is open to all poets and lovers of poetry ages 15 and up. This workshop is designed to encourage questions and to seek a conversation with poets\, their poems\, images and ideas as a means to unlocking our literary talent. This workshop is about finding voice and wings for the sentences that want to run away and become poems. There is tremendous talent within each and every one of us. This workshop will put us in\ntouch with all the literary genius in our midst. \nWe will write poems and possibly\, stories\, essays\, plays or begin work on novels and maybe even epics\, if our lines run away and ask to take those forms. We will read and critique works of world literature\, seek dialog with authors great and small and find inspiration in their lives and works to unlock our hidden talents. We will close the workshop with gift giving. We will hold an open mic and gallery walk at the end of the workshop to share and display the fruits of our labor and give away our precious gifts of the written word to the world through a celebration of voice\, vision and imagination. \nMukta Sambrani\nBiography\nMukta has earned an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. Her work has appeared in journals and anthologies such as Verse\, Em Literary\, Cipactli\, Fourteen Hills\, Hyphen Magazine\, Laundry Pen\, The Scribbler\, Poetry Chain\, Fulcrum\, Bloodaxe book of contemporary Indian poets and Sixty Indian Poets edited by Jeet Thayil\, Sahitya Akademi’s We Speak in Changing Languages\, The Dance of the Peacock\, Suvarnarekha and others. She is the recipient of the 2003 Audre Lorde creative writing award and an honorable mention for the Starcherone prize. She lives in Oakland\, California where she is a school administrator. Formerly as a lecturer in English in India and presently as a well- respected educator based in the United States\, Mukta has given talks and taught literature and creative writing courses as well as lead workshops in schools\, colleges and at universities in both the United States and India.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/poetry-workshop-the-gift-of-the-written-word/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140730T163000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140730T183000
DTSTAMP:20140724T062141Z
CREATED:20140724T062141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140724T062141Z
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SUMMARY:EARTH WINDOWS – An evening with potters and pottery
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed potter Mansimran Singh\nADIPA & GYAAN ADAB CENTRE PRESENT an evening with potters and pottery.\nRediscover the heritage and changing style of pottery in India with the renowned potter\, Mansimran Singh who learned pottery under the guidance of his father\, the man considered ‘father of studio pottery in India’\, Gurcharan Singhji. Gurcharan Singhji pioneered the Delhi Blue Pottery and received numerous awards and distinctions in recognition of his artistic contributions\, like ‘Sahitya Kala Parishad’s Best Artist Award’ and the title of ‘Padmashree.’ Mansimran Singh who inherited this rich artistic heritage will talk about the history of studio pottery in India and share his father’s unique experiences as a pioneer in this field.\nAcclaimed ceramic artist Ruby Jhunjhunwala will shed light on the status of studio pottery in India today and demonstrate the various aspects of ceramic arts.\nThere will be interesting ceramic art pieces on display and sale.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/earth-windows-an-evening-with-potters-and-pottery/
LOCATION:Adipa Studio\, 3 Venkatesh Baug\, Near Serra School & Empress Court  Ghorpadi.\, Pune\, 411001
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140726T184500
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140726T194500
DTSTAMP:20140718T101141Z
CREATED:20140718T100908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140718T101141Z
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SUMMARY:GYAAN ADAB and THE LOFT PRESENT THE STORIES OF HEROES AND HEROINES
DESCRIPTION:The Gyaan Adab Story Tour is a shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences. \nWe bring you ancient tales from around the world brought alive and retold in a solo performance by RANDHIR KHARE\, award-winning poet\, folklorist & performer \nRandhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama. \nCOME AND EXPERIENCE THE STORIES OF HEROES AND HEROINES BROUGHT TO YOU FROM THE KATKARIS\, THE TODAS\, THE ESKIMOS\, AND FROM PEOPLE OF PAPUA AND OTHER CULTURES
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/gyaan-adab-and-the-loft-present-the-stories-of-heroes-and-heroines/
LOCATION:The Loft\, Camp\, Pune\, 411001
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140719T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140719T193000
DTSTAMP:20140718T072900Z
CREATED:20140718T072700Z
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SUMMARY:GYAAN ADAB PRESENTS THE STORY TOUR
DESCRIPTION:A shared experience of our past\, beyond boundaries\, beyond differences.\nAncient tales from around the world brought alive and retold in a solo performance for the people of Pune.\nby\nRANDHIR KHARE\nAward-winning poet\, folklorist & performer \nIn a divided world\, culture and the creative experience become important nurturing ways by which we can encourage a common sharing that transcends boundaries. Gyaan Adab’s Story Tour tries in an intimate way to rediscover our common heritage through folk tales\, myths and legends. The stories that will be retold on the tour are drawn from traditional communities from all over the world. Though they have emerged from diverse sources\, their similarities are often apparent. This is because they have essentially all come down to us from the depths of time where boundaries did not exist and our planet was a common space for the traffic of thoughts\, ideas\, feelings\, journeys and discoveries.\nThe stories have come from traditional communities belonging to far-flung places on our planet – the Native Americans\, the Incas\, Mayas\, Bushmen\, the great Norse travellers\, the shepherds of the lower Himalayas\, the Mullukurumba hunters\, the Bhils\, the Santhals\, the Muriyas\, the Mariyas\, the Gonds and a host of others – relived and shared in the language of today\, fresh\, vibrant\, excitingly new.\nAnd of course\, finally\, the purpose of The Story Tour is also to create a travelling space of entertainment that celebrates the magical art of storytelling.\nThe stories have been grouped into themes and each performance on the tour presents stories around one theme. The themes are: \nStories Of Creation on Saturday 19th July at GyaanAdab Centre @ 6.30 pm \nHeroes & Heroines on Saturday 26th July at The Loft @ 6.45 pm \nMagical Moments That Changed the World on Saturday 2nd August at The Culture Centre @ 7 pm \nWhen Good Triumphed on Saturday 9th August at British Council Library @ 5.30 pm \nEternal Love Stories on Sunday 10th August at Shisha Café @ 6.30 pm \nGreat Journeys on Saturday 23rd August at Pagdandi @ 4.30 pm \nEnds & Beginnings on Friday 29th August at GyaanAdab Centre @ 6.30 pm \nRandhir Khare has for the last four decades travelled extensively\, collecting stories and song-poems from traditional communities and has spent valuable time bringing them to us in a language that is vibrantly new and dramatic. He has published and performed these stories and song-poems and reached out to a wide audience\, captivating listeners by his stylistic flight of language and drama.\nHe has performed with traditional Indian musicians\, jazz bands\, an Iranian santoor player and the Chamber Singers and his lyrics have been set to music by A.R.Rahman. He is the recipient of numerous theatre awards in West Bengal.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/gyaan-adab-presents-the-story-tour/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140712T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140712T193000
DTSTAMP:20140710T072729Z
CREATED:20140710T072729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140710T072729Z
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SUMMARY:Words Within Worlds
DESCRIPTION:Gyaan Adab Centre presents an evening with U.S based poet Mukta Sambrani \n“My interest in literature inspires my interest in creating opportunities in literacy which feeds my work in education. My students are the inheritors and interpreters of my work in education\, just as my readers are the inheritors and interpreters of my work in the literary world. My two lives are one. My life is expressed in education and in writing at this time.” \nMukta will be reading published poems from two recent anthologies\, some unpublished work exploring themes of gender and cultural identity from Broomrider’s book of the dead\, a poem or two in Marathi and couple of iterative poems which explore the process of translation. Mukta will engage questions and comments from the audience to present poetry and prose around the themes of belonging and othering in linguistic\, literary and cultural spheres. \nBiography:\nMukta has earned an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. Her work has appeared in journals and anthologies such as Verse\, Em Literary\, Cipactli\, Fourteen Hills\, Hyphen Magazine\, Laundry Pen\, The Scribbler\, Poetry Chain\, Fulcrum\, Bloodaxe book of contemporary Indian poets and Sixty Indian Poets edited by Jeet Thayil and Sahitya Akademi’s We Speak in Changing Languages. She is the recipient of the 2003 Audre Lorde creative writing award and an honorable mention for the Starcherone prize. She lives in Oakland\, California where she is a school administrator.
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/words-within-worlds/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140712T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140712T120000
DTSTAMP:20140702T120636Z
CREATED:20140702T115354Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140702T120636Z
UID:3628-1405159200-1405166400@www.gyaanadab.org
SUMMARY:Children's reading and activity club
DESCRIPTION:Help your child excel in fluency\, flexibility\, originality\, elaboration and help his/ her emotional development through the enchanting world of books and stories with the special weekend book clubs for children at Gyaan Adab.\nTwo batches for two age groups\nFor 5 -7 yrs – This reading program will cover reading and telling of various tales by various authors. The children will get an exposure to creative writing and imagery. Children will be encouraged to read independently. Every session will have take home stories/poetry to work along with the family. In turn\, we try to inculcate a reading environment at home.\nFor 8-12 yrs – This reading program will cover theme based writing. This will bring an exposure to different writing and expressive styles. Children will be guided to write their very own short stories through mind mapping and brain storming in the reading/storytelling sessions.\nThe Book Club will be conducted by the founder of ‘Let me tell you a story\,’ Vaishali who has bonded with kids since 2006. Having started storytelling and reading on the streets on MG road\, Vaishali moved to work with schools\, adults and special groups spreading the joy of reading through the art of storytelling and literary activities. \nGive your child an edge in this competitive world.\nFor further details call on 020-65217333 or write to info.gyaanadab@gmail.com.\nAvailable Tuesday – Sunday\nLast date for registration: July 5\, 2014 \n  \nThe reading club starts from 12th July\, 2014 and thereafter every Saturday from 10 am to 12 noon till 11th October 2o14
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/childrens-reading-and-activity-club/
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140628T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140628T200000
DTSTAMP:20140620T074345Z
CREATED:20140620T070828Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140620T074345Z
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SUMMARY:TWO OFFERINGS
DESCRIPTION:Two poets. Two artists. Two women. Two offerings.\nGyaan Adab brings you exceptional voices of two women who explore the same mediums with distinctly different ideas\, spaces and identities. The poets will offer their individual works in the form of art and poetry for the audience to engage in. \nAbout Christine Herzer\n“I have a pain. I have a pain in language. My lover\, language\, can be owned by anyone\, never takes a stand\, accepts everything. Language does not needlove me. I’m a poet. I’m not a beautifier. I’m interested in what must be claimed.”\nChristine Herzer is a poet\, visual artist and teacher. She received her MFA from Bennington College. In 2013\, she performed her poetry at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival in Mumbai and her artworks were shown in Paris at La Cité Internationale des Arts\, Galerie Evi Gougenheim and the Galerie Ivana de Gavardie. Her writing appears in numerous international literary magazines such as Fence\, American Letters & Commentary\, and The New York Quarterly.\nShe will be reading work from her manuscript EXI[S]T A LANGUAGE.\nFor more information visit http://christineherzer.tumblr.com/ and http://poets.nyq.org/poet/christineherzer. \nAbout Dipalle Parmar\n“A leaf ‘Offering’ its vein-greened \n body to the ground –\n laying still until browned.”\nHaving travelled through the turbid waters of life with the oars of poetry and art Dipallé paddled to find meaning in the mystery of this world and the ‘other’. Learning to respect her gift of clairvoyance has been central to her journey of two decades. Poetry and stories visit her relentlessly and now are ready to be shared once again. Her art has been shown in India & Italy. Her first book “Not a Word is Heard” was published in 2010 and a book length Fable for children is soon to be released. Dipallé is a poet\, artist\, story teller & Founder-Director at ConsciousCare India. You may see her work on www.sonnyspace.com and www.dipalle.com \n  \n 
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/two-offerings/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140620T160000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20140712T180000
DTSTAMP:20140610T063940Z
CREATED:20140604T221726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140610T063940Z
UID:2897-1403280000-1405188000@www.gyaanadab.org
SUMMARY:So would you like to tell stories? - A Basic Story Telling course
DESCRIPTION:Dates: June 20 – July 12\, 2014\nDays: Fridays and Saturdays\nTimings: 4 pm to 6 pm\nFees: Rs. 2500/-\nAge: 18 + \nFor some people it’s part of their job; as teachers\, parents\, librarians\, healers or in business; but many people want to tell stories simply because they love them and feel compelled to tell them. Whatever the reason\, as soon as you say\, ‘Once upon a time … you step into a long tradition of storytellers. \nStorytelling is social art that begins with a conversation between you and the story. Just like any good conversation\, you need to be interested who you’re talking to\, and you don’t always know what you’re going to say next or how your listener will respond! \nWhether you’ve told many stories before and want to work on your skills\, or whether you’re hoping to tell your first story soon\, in this course\, we’re going to go through a process which will help you\, through a sequence of inner discovery and outward engagement to understand and practice different aspects of storytelling which will help you with any story you would want to tell. \nAs the storyteller Mary-Sue Siegel once said\, “Storytelling is like growing up in public.” Storytellers constantly bare their souls. The listeners too sense how much inner work has preceded the telling. It becomes a measure of how deeply the storyteller has engaged with a story\, and\, equally\, with life. In this way\, who you are is writ large in the stories you choose to tell and how you choose to tell them. \nThe course will be conducted by city based storyteller Peter Viegas
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/so-would-you-like-to-tell-stories-a-basic-story-telling-course/
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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