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November2016.Pdf 7:00pm | DOC FILM | Children's Day 10.30am | IHC MORNING RAGA. Initiative. Select films from CHINH Hindustani classical vocal recital by Ashwini INDIA KIDS FESTIVAL 2013. A collection Bhide Deshpande. Accompanists: Vinod Lele of exceptional children's films. on Tabla, Paromita Mukherjee on harmonium. Collab: SPIC MACAY 7.30pm | Hai Mera Dil (Hindi/120mins with 10 mins interval) Dir. Dinesh 7:00pm|Opera at Habitat Series. Donizetti's Thakur. Cast: Aman Gupta, Preeta Mathur Maria Stuarda (Italian/English Thakur, Ajit Sawant, Atul Mathur, subtitles/140mins.) Sunit Tandon introduces a Shanker Iyer, Ashish Saleem, Kamal, live video recording from the Metropolitan Raouf & Shilpa Chakravarthy. The play Opera House of Donizetti's re-telling of the dramatic and ultimately tragic relationship 8am | IHC WALK | Sair-i-Bagh-i-Judh: takes a hilarious look on a well-meaning between Queen Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen hypochondriac who turns his life upside Mumtazi kisse, Sabke hisse. Celebrating down with his irrational fears. Tickets at of Scots. Lodhi Garden and its eternal dastaan with Rs.500, Rs.350 & Rs.200 available Nov 1 7:00pm|FUR Annual Discourse- Practice of historian, pedagogue and Delhi aficionado 10.30am onwards | ILF Samanvay 2016. onwards at the Programmes Desk, Habitat Patience continues. Entry by registration only Beeba Sobti. Contact the Programme Desk Colliding Thought Bubbles: Speaking One's World, IHC, for IHC members only and 7:00pm | Life Force 2: India's Western Ghats for details and registration, Mind ILF Samanvay Programme Curator open to all Nov 4 onwards. An Old World (English/2014/48mins) Dir: Lorne Townend [email protected] The film showcases the rare & incredible Apoorvanand Culture presentation in conversation with . Collab: 7:00pm | Music | A Tribute to Legendary Pancha Kobir Gaan biodiversity of India's Western Ghats broadcast journalist Ravish Kumar, NDTV 7:00pm | Vocalist Women Ghazal singers Pamela Singh Samik Pal performs the songs of five CMS Vatavaran performs the compositions of Begum 7.30pm |ILF Samanvay 2016. Dreams of an legendary poets - Tagore, Nazrul, Atul 7:00 | Raag Pradhan Melodies of Tagore Music Indian Youth Gorati Venkanna and Akhtar, Mallika Pukhraj, Farida Khanum, Prosad, D.L.Roy & Rajanikant. Collab: recital by vocalist Saunak Chatterjee. Collab: Accompanying Musicians Impresario India Impresario India among others. 7:00pm | Divya Vahana. Participating 7:00pm | LILA PRISM Series 2016. Toxics Artistes: T. Reddilakshmi, Priya 10.30am onwards | ILF Samanvay 2016. Can Link and Beyond: Environmentalism at the 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | Venkataraman, Ragini Chandrashekhar, We Run From Big Media Panelists: Aditya Intersection of Nature and Culture. Speaker: Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2016. and Arupa Lahiry. Vahana means that Ravi Agarwal Chair: Jeebesh Bagchi (Raqs Nigam, Seema Chishti, Shailaja Bajpai Faraon (Pharaoh) (Poland/1966/153mins) which carries or bears. Each Hindu deity Media Collective) Collab: LILA Foundation 11am-2pm |ILF Samanvay Workshops- Dir. Jerzy Kawalerowicz The new How to Experience the Arts Critically: Art has a Vahana, which is usually an animal, 7:00pm | Desolate - The Voices of Trapped by bird, or a mythical creature. The Vahanas pharaoh Ramesses XIII plans to reform the Appreciation Workshop by Sadanand Menon Sengupta Dance Company (Contemporary state and consolidate its power at the The workshop attempts to sharpen our being presented are: Nandi, Garuda, Gaja, Kathak) followed by Kathak dance recital by expense of priests such as the powerful critical engagement seeking a way to Hamsa and Mayura. Collab: Divya Astha Dixit. Collab: Delhi International Arts Herhor who gained enormous influence amplifying our response to the arts. Trilogy Festival during the previous ruler's reign. But his Registration Fee Rs.200 payable at the 7:00pm | Architecture and Society Series. 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | youth, ever-idealistic and impatient, is Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. The Delhi Neighbourhood Museum Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2016. Obce doomed to failure when confronted with Contact 011-43663080/85 for enquiries and Programme - a Community-based Niebo (Strange Heaven) (Poland/2015/ registration. Museographic Practice Speaker: Surajit the sceptical wisdom of his opponent who 106mins) Dir. Dariusz Gajewski The story of possesses, besides material wealth, the 7:00pm | IHC-SPS Changing Asia Series. Sarkar, Associate Professor and Basia and Marek - a young immigrant Polish weapon of knowledge. Collab: Polish Challenges in Indian Education: Lessons from Coordinator, Centre for Community couple living in Sweden. One innocent lie Institute in Delhi Asia by Dr.Rukmini Banerji, CEO, Pratham Knowledge, Ambedkar University Delhi. triggers a family drama; their daughter is Education Foundation. Chair: Rakesh Collab: Greha Delhi taken away by social services. The couple 7:00pm | Gunijan Sabha verse 17. An Kacker, Director, India Habitat Centre 7:00pm |3 day Documentary film can't agree on how to fight the ruthless interaction with Indian Classical Vocalist 7:30pm |ILF Samanvay 2016. Toye screening on tribal groups followed by procedures of a modern state. Feeling Pandit Vidyadhar Vyas of Gwalior (Hindi/100mins) Based on Girish Karnad's discussion. 1st day: Sámi Tribe from powerless and desperate, they decide to act Gharana Collab: Ustad Imamuddin Khan work, Agni and Varsha Dir.Jyoti Dogra. Scandinavia in focus Collab: Delhi beyond the law. Collab: Polish Institute in Dagar Indian Music Art and Culture Entry Free. International Arts Festival Delhi Society & The Dagar Archives Jaipur 7:00pm| IHC Music Club – Listen, Share, Discuss. Musician Murad Ali Khan from the Moradabad Gharana takes us on a journey exploring the Sarangi, one of the oldest instruments in Indian classical music. 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2016. Zyc nie Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2016. Bracia umierac (Life Must Go On) (Poland/ (Brothers) (Poland/2015/70mins) Dir. 2015/100mins) Dir. Maciej Migas Bartek Wojciech Staron After 80 years of exile, Bartek is a fifty-yearold one-time actor and two brothers come back to Poland from 7:00pm | Nazrana: A Tribute to Hazrat Amir former alcoholic, who now entertains Kazakhstan to rebuild their lives. One of Khusro. Day 1. Vocal-sitar duet by Fareed audiences in TV shows - always in the them is a painter and a dreamer, the other Hasan & Adnan Khan, followed by flute- shadow of his famous colleagues. And he one – a pragmatic engineer. They face sarangi duet Ajay Prasanna and Murad has already come to terms with defeat. many obstacles while adapting to the new However, one day God and the oncologist Ali Khan Collab: Sur Adhar Society environs and people. Will they survive it? 7:00pm | Shakti Odissi dance recital by both wake him up: he has only three Collab: Polish Institute in Delhi 7:00pm| Book Reading. Writer-journalist 7:00pm | V. S. Gaitonde Memorial Gaurie Dwivedi, disciple of Guru Sujata months left to live... Collab: Polish Institute Avijit Ghosh will read extracts from his Lecture. The Gravity of Line and Mass: Mohapatra and Ipsita Behoora in Delhi 7:00pm | Hindustani Classical Music Recital by Anisha Ray (Vocal) Pandit new book, Up Campus, Down Campus, a Nasreen Mohamedi and Jeram Patel 7:00pm | Documentary film screening on 7:00pm | Participating Artistes: Judit funny and wistful novel set in late 1980s (Expeditions into Abstraction in Modern tribal groups followed by discussion. 2nd Gabos (Hungary) followed by Excelicia Durjay Bhawmik (Tabla) Vijay Mishra JNU. Chair: Nalini Ranjan Mohanty, India) by Art Critic and Curator Roobina day: Maori Tribe from New Zealand Cunville (India) Collab: Delhi International (Harmonium) followed by Neel Ranjan former JNUSU president Karode. Collab: Raza Foundation Collab: Delhi International Arts Festival Arts Festival Mukherjee on the Hawaiian Guitar 7:00pm |HCL Concerts #TrueToOurRoots. Varanasi – A Gateway to Moksha, a Contemporary Bharatanatyam production 7:00pm|FUR Annual Discourse- Practice by Jyotsna Shourie's Dance Centre 7:00pm|DOC FILM |Kids For Kids. Select of Patience based on Chapter VI of 7:00pm | Unconditional Love. Poetry films from CHINH Early Education Web Shantideva's Bodhisattvacaryavatara by Readings in various Indian languages. 7:00pm | Habitat Concert Series. THE Channel's films that explore children's Geshe Lhakdor, author, former translator Participating poets: Dr.Anand Kumar BANYAN TREE: Roots of Tradition - Duet expressions through media literacy. These and interpreter of HH the Dalai Lama & (English), Pran G. Basak (Bangla), Bharatanatyam Margam in Kalakshetra 7:00pm | Nazrana: A Tribute to Hazrat Amir films are made by children between 4-15 Director, Library of Tibetan Works and Dr.Vidya Sharma (Hindi), Tarannum Khusro. Day 2. Sitar-Violin duet by Azeem years as part of the global media literacy Archives, Dharamsala. Entry by Riyaz (Urdu) Collab. Poetry Club of India Bani by Neha Mondal Chakravarty & registration only. Collab: Foundation for Aishwarya Aravind Ahmed & Danish Ali, followed by initiative carried out by Chinh India 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | Universal Responsibility of HH the Dalai kathak-tabla duet Pt. Rajendra Gangani 7:00pm | Book Launch, Readings, and Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2016. Pociag 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | Lama and Ustad Akram Khan Collab: Sur Panel Discussion. The World of Intizar (Night Train) (Poland/1959/99mins) Dir. Kinoteka Polish Film
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