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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141205T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141205T193000
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SUMMARY:Opening of 'Amble - A series of ink drawing on paper'
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the Unrehearsed Moments in Image Making \n \nAmble is a series of abstract drawings in ink on paper. The artist\, Ishita Dharap\, attempts to capture the lucidity of the moment an image is conceived. The spontaneity of creation is driven by a restless\, volatile energy. To hold it still and recreate the aesthetic decision is the challenge she celebrates as an image-maker. \nIshita Dharap: \n\nIshita Dharap studied interdisciplinary design at the Srishti School of Art\, Design and Technology\, Bangalore and graduated with a Diploma in Art and Design in 2012. Since then\, she has been drawing\, painting and freelancing in graphic design and illustration. She has had one dual show with her mother\, artist Sujata Dharap\, titled ‘Mother-Daughter I’\, earlier this year.\nIshita has been drawing and painting since she was a child. Drawing has always been her way of responding and reacting to the things happening around her. She is most at ease with ink on paper and so it was through this medium that she chose to explore and experience the nuances of how she creates her images. \nThe highlight of the opening will be a thought provoking discussion between artists of two generations – Sujata and Ishita Dharap. \nEntry Free \nThe exhibition will be on till Thursday\, December 11th\, 2014\nTime: 10 am to 6:30 pm \nFor more details call us on: 020-65217333
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/amble-a-series-of-ink-drawing-on-paper/
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:20141206T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141211T183000
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SUMMARY:Amble - A series of ink drawings on paper
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating the Unrehearsed Moments in Image Making \nAmble is a series of abstract drawings in ink on paper. The artist\, Ishita Dharap\, attempts to capture the lucidity of the moment an image is conceived. The spontaneity of creation is driven by a restless\, volatile energy. To hold it still and recreate the aesthetic decision is the challenge she celebrates as an image-maker. \nIshita Dharap: \nIshita Dharap studied interdisciplinary design at the Srishti School of Art\, Design and Technology\, Bangalore and graduated with a Diploma in Art and Design in 2012. Since then\, she has been drawing\, painting and freelancing in graphic design and illustration. She has had one dual show with her mother\, artist Sujata Dharap\, titled ‘Mother-Daughter I’\, earlier this year. \nIshita has been drawing and painting since she was a child. Drawing has always been her way of responding and reacting to the things happening around her. She is most at ease with ink on paper and so it was through this medium that she chose to explore and experience the nuances of how she creates her images. \nEntry Free \nDate: Friday\, December 6th to Thursday\, December 11th\, 2014\nTime: 10 am to 6:30 pm\nVenue: Gyaan Adab Centre \nFor more details call us on: 020-65217333
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/amble-a-series-of-ink-drawings-on-paper/
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:20141206T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141206T200000
DTSTAMP:20141201T093430Z
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SUMMARY:Empty Café
DESCRIPTION:Indian Classical meets Blues-Jazz \nEmpty Café is a Fusion-Funk band and draws heavily from Indian Classical and blues-jazz. Empty Café as a band has been striving to create a new image for ‘fusion music’\, which is very different from the sound that most people associate with it. They believe in actually fusing two genres and instruments together rather than just sticking them onto each other superficially. \nEmpty Café’s EP titled ‘whatever its called’ that was released early 2013 was on #4 on NH7 radio charts on the week of their launch. Tracks off their album were also aired on Los Angeles based radio ‘The Uprising’ KPFK 90.7 FM LA. They performed at the revival of the BandStand Culture in April 2013 to a highly delighted and enthusiastic crowd.\nBeing one of the most promising acts around\, Empty Café tends to blow away audiences with their unique sound and deep know how of two completely varied genres. \n  \n \nGandhaar Amin: Gandhaar\, a flautist born in a musically inclined family has been learning Indian Classical music since he was 5 years old from his father\, Nitin Amin\, who is a professional musician. He has also been learning from the acclaimed Indian Classical vocalist Padma Talwalkar for the past few years. He recently was a part of the team that worked on a Tamil song\, composed by the noted percussionist Sivamani. Gandhar is a flautist and composer with Empty Café. \nVinay Kaushal: Vinay is a composer\, guitar player and music educator. A graduate of Musician’s Institute\, Hollywood\, home to the prestigious GIT in Los Angeles\, Vinay’s playing boasts uniqueness and stylistic versatility. Vinay has a keen interest in teaching and has been doing the same since 2009. He currently teaches at the Furtado’s School of Music. He is the composer\, guitar player and producer of the band. \nDonation Pass: 200/-\nKindly pick up your passes between 10 am to 6.30 pm. \nFor further information call 020-40027880
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/empty-cafe/
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:20141210T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141210T193000
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SUMMARY:HARMONY IN HARMONICA
DESCRIPTION:The melodies of evergreen songs evoke nostalgia and take one on a trip down memory lane. When heard on the harmonica\, the delightful wind instrument adds to the beauty of the compositions compelling us to sway gently to the rhythmic music. (Veteran) Wing Commander Anup Banerjee will recreate this magic with his harmonica for an evening of perennial classics. He will play both English and Hindi ‘Golden Oldies’ from the Sixties to the Nineties; songs that have a foot-tapping beat and memorable melodies. \nAnup Banerjee\nAnup Banerjee has been playing the Harmonica (mouth organ) for the last 50 years\, from school\, through college\, and in the Air Force. He is a self-taught musician\, and also uses the keyboard to provide his own back-up for the harmonica. He plays both\, the Blues and Chromatic harmonicas. He has performed at shows in the Air Force\, RSI\, ALC and PRC on a number of occasions. \n  \n  \nENTRY FREE
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/harmony-in-harmonica/
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:20141212T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141212T193000
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SUMMARY:Rock Metal Dhokra
DESCRIPTION:Dhokra art with a contemporary twist \nRock Dhokra and Pot Dhokra\, Molten Metal Murals and Organic Casting\, experience Devrai Art Village’s distinct art at Gyaan Adab. Hear stories of the evolution of each of these innovations along with some demonstrations and finished and semi-finished samples.\nDevrai Art Village believes that tradition in art is part of a living\, evolving culture and not frozen in the ice of the past. Preservation of traditional art forms implies adaptation and evolution in response to present needs and sensibilities as well.\nAbout Devrai Art Village:\nDevrai Art Village is a NGO that works towards sustaining adivasi art\, culture\, and a way of life that is fast disappearing. We create a space where modern design ideas can be incorporated into indigenous arts and crafts\, creating quality artifacts truly Indian in spirit but universal in appeal.\nThrough a robust apprenticeship programme\, they are training young adivasi youth and thus ensuring that skills pass on to the next generation. They are also documenting and exploring\, using the film medium\, the tribal way of living\, their beliefs and culture and their tenuous relationship with Nature. \n\nThe exhibition will open with Mandakini Mathur\, a filmmaker\, teacher and social activist and a founder of Devrai Art Village sharing Devrai’s journey\, followed by screening of a short film on the same.\n\nDate: Friday\, December 12\, 2014 | Time: 6.30 pm \n\nWatch artisans create exclusive pieces and engage in understanding the process that goes into making Dhokra art.\n\nDate: Saturday\, December 13\, 2014 | Time: 11 am to 1 pm \nDevrai Art Village’s unique pieces will be on display at Gyaan Adab on December 13 and 14\, 2014 between 10 am and 6.30 pm. \n \nHospitality for artisans courtesy TIFA Working Studios
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/rock-metal-dhokra/
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:20141213T183000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141213T193000
DTSTAMP:20141206T101535Z
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SUMMARY:Discovering Haiku
DESCRIPTION:An hour of words in and out of raga by Kala Ramesh and Milind Date \n\nthe year passes . . . \nlonging for cranes \nto colour the sky \n  \nNeck deep in haiku\, with her face barely visible\, Kala Ramesh\, an award winning poet will take you for a swim in a distant river in Japan. Come\, enter the cool waters. \nThrough the cultural aesthetics of Japan and India\, through poems and zen stories\, Kala along with the noted bansuri player\, Milind Date\, will unfold dreaming spaces filled with imagery that captures moments that you know but never gave words to. \nAbout Kala Ramesh: \nKala Ramesh\nAn exponent of Hindustani Classical Music\, Kala Ramesh was bitten by the haiku-bug in 2005. Since then\, she has explored various genres like haiku\, tanka\, senryu\, haibun and renku\, (collaborative linked verses) and has been published in leading e-zines and anthologies. Editorial board — Take Five: The Best Contemporary Tanka 2008/2009/2010. Editor of Haiku and short verses —Muse India Deputy Editor-in-chief —World Haiku Review\nShe was the Festival Director of the 9th World Haiku Festival\, (WHC) Bangalore\, February 2008 and her book\, Haiku was published by Katha\, in 2010 . Her work is also featured in Haiku 21: An anthology of contemporary English-language haiku\, edited by Lee Gurga and Scott Metz\, published in 2011. \nDiscover HAIKU and enjoy an hour of truth\, nature and human nature coming together in a way you’ve not experienced before! \nENTRY FREE
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/discovering-haiku/
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:20141220T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141220T180000
DTSTAMP:20141214T062950Z
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SUMMARY:1000 Cranes of Hope
DESCRIPTION:“I will write peace \non your wings \nand you will fly \nall over the world.” \nThe origami crane has become an international symbol of peace through the inspiring life story of a young Japanese girl named Sadako Sasaki. The crane also represents good luck. The ancient Japanese tradition of senbazuru promises that a person who folds 1000 cranes will be granted a wish\, such as long life or recovery from illness.\nWalk into Gyaan Adab for a community event celebrating peace and hope with a 1000 cranes. \nDiscover Sadako Sasaki’s story and share your message through music\, origami and graffiti art. \nLearn to make peace cranes with an origami expert\, paint graffiti with an artist and sing songs of hope in a jam session with musicians. \nEntry free
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/1000-cranes-of-hope/
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:20141227T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20141227T200000
DTSTAMP:20141224T073153Z
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SUMMARY:Mi…Ghalib
DESCRIPTION:On the occasion of Mirza Ghalib’s birth anniversary\, Gyaan Adab presents Mi…Ghalib\, a play that traces the journey of a young playwright who attempts to portray the life of Mirza Ghalib in his words. The great poet guides him on a spiritual journey full of verses\, intoxication and conflict that seems to intertwine with the writer`s own. This play showcases a mixture of\, inspirations for writing the play\, Ghalib’s life\, his poems\, his confusions in life\, the defeats faced by Ghalib and the writer and most of the pilgrims on the spiritual path\, the art forms emerging from these frustrations and the same art forms posing as a distraction from the spiritual path\, and the desolation faced as a result of all this. The writer and Ghalib seem distinct at times\, at times co-travellers and at times united.\nLanguage: Hindi/ Urdu/ Marathi\nProduced by: Natak Company\, Pune\nWriter: Om Bhutkar\nDirector: Aalok Rajwade\nMusic compositions: Saaket Kanetkar and Jaydeep Vaidya \nDonation pass: 150/-
URL:https://www.gyaanadab.org/event/mighalib/
LOCATION:Gyaan Adab Centre\, Plot no. 30\, Lane 3C\, Kalyani Nagar\, Pune\, Maharashtra\, 411006\, India
CATEGORIES:Guldasta-E-Urdu
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