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2-10 February 2013 KALA GHODA ASSOCIATION Maneck Davar (Hon 2-10 February 2013 KALA GHODA ASSOCIATION Maneck Davar (Hon. Chairperson), Shirin Bharucha (Hon. Secretary), Jamsheed Kanga, Saryu Doshi, Brinda Miller, Geeta Castelino, Marla Stukenberg, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Anuj Bhagwati, Saroj Satija ,Tarana Khubchandani, Ashad Mehta KALA GHODA FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Maneck Davar, Brinda Miller (Festival Director), Shirin Bharucha, Geeta Castelino, Tarana Khubchandani, Nafisa Thingna, (TOI) KALA GHODA OFFICE Kayomi Engineer (Administrative Director), Padmanabh Thombre (Manager Events and Admin), Ram Gatty KALA GHODA FESTIVAL TEAM Chanda Chaudhary, Jyoti Karmarkar, Malathi Kembhavi, Vidula Warawadekar, Shovan Shah, Hena Kapadia, Sonali Thakker, Kanika Saxena, Avanti Adivareker, Anne Thomas Panicker, Ashmita Ray Sarkar, Priyanka Ribeiro EVENT MANAGEMENT Seventy Event Management Group SECTION CURATORS / COORDINATORS CHILDREN Nuriya Rao/ Lubaina Bandukwala DANCE Sanjukta Wagh / Neha Kudchadkar CINEMA Parvin Dabas FOOD WORKSHOPS Nicole Madon / Roxanne Bamboat HERITAGE WALKS Kruti Garg LITERATURE Ranjit Hoskote / Kaiwan Mehta MUSIC Brinda Miller / Chanda Chaudhary STREET FEST Varsha Karale STREET STALLS Vidula Warawadekar / Jyoti Karmarkar THEATRE Aditya Hitkari VISUAL ARTS Tarana Khubchandani / Brinda Miller WORKSHOPS Geeta Castelino / Ami Patel A SPECIAL THANKS TO The Collector of Mumbai, The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, The Mumbai Police, Traffic Police, Govt of Maharashtra, The Fire Brigade, The British Council, Ministry of Culture Govt of India, West Zone Cultural Centre, Manish Chedda -Click2Fame, Sukant Panigrahy, ABM Architects Pvt Ltd, Spenta Multimedia, The Church of St Andrews and Kenneth Eliyahoo Synagogue SPONSORS COLLABORATORS West Zone Cultural Centre Organised by www.kalaghodaassociation.com CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN 2ND FEB SATURDAY Art-Feat Museum 11.00 am- Motivational workshop by rare and uniquely- Gardens 12.30 am abled Foot Artist N. Ramakrishnan (RK) from Mumbai, presented by ArtFeat. Kids watch him maneuver the brush and paint with his foot! ( 8-15 years ) Season Of Change Museum 12.30 pm - An event for children for Campion, Fazlani and Gardens 3.00 pm Navy Children School where they will paint large umbrellas on the theme 'Seasons of Change'. Coctail Theatre Museum 4.30 pm - The Consulate of Poland Presents: Mood -n- Gardens 6.30 pm Mime workshop by Iryna Afanasieva MAD FOR TYGRS MAX 11.00 am- This is a puppet making workshop with a wild twist! MUELLER 12.30 pm 15 yr old Madhav Subrahmanyam and his brother GATE Prithvi, 11, teach kids to make puppets while telling them why its vital for kids to be involved in protecting the tiger from extinction. The workshop culminates in a game played with the puppets the kids make. (6-8 Yyears) Paper Plane Project MAX 3.00 pm- mycity4kids.com presents: Join the pilots of MUELLER 4.00 pm Paper Plane Company to create your own flying GATE machines!.(10-15 years) Paper Plane Project MAX 4.00 pm- mycity4kids.com presents: Join the pilots of MUELLER 5.00 pm Paper Plane Company to create your own flying GATE machines!.(10-15 years) Art-Feat MAX 5.00 pm- Live Demonstration and display of works by Foot MUELLER 7.00 pm Artist N. Ramakrishnan. Presented by ArtFeat. GATE Nritya Uphaar- So you too MAX 5.30 pm- Your rare chance to experience the rhythms and try can dance! MUELLER 6.30 pm the movements of the classical dance of Bharata GATE Natyam.Presented by Artfeat.(10-60 years) CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN 3RD FEB SUNDAY Aashika Cunha and Erika Cunha's Creative Expressions MUSEUM 11.00 am- mycity4kids.com presents: Creating a heritage GARDEN 12.00 pm structure.. with a twist .(8-12 years). Amar Chitra Katha MUSEUM 1.30 pm- Amar Chitra Katha presents, Illustration on Jim GARDEN 2.30 pm Corbett stories.(12 -20 years) Toon Factory MUSEUM 3.00 pm- Make Your Own Tinkle Comic! Welcome to the GARDEN 4.00 pm wonderful world of writing and drawing comics. Find out how stories become balloons! (8 to 12 years) Toon Factory MUSEUM 4.00 pm- Make Your Own Tinkle Comic! Welcome to the GARDEN 5.00 pm wonderful world of writing and drawing comics. Find out how stories become balloons! (8 to 12 years) Switching From 2D to 3D MUSEUM 5.00 pm- Constructing Mobile Structures with Arzan GARDEN 6.30 pm Khambatta.(8 years) Tales Ahoy MAX 11.00 am- Interactive storytelling, games and art/ craft MUELLER 12.00 pm for kids by Deepa & Shreedevi (Talking Turtles GATE Storytellers) -3 to 12 years Clay workshop MAX 4.00 pm- Fun With Clay, conducted by Priya Patil.(8-12 MUELLER 5.30 pm years) GATE Rockin' Drumming MAX 5.30 pm - Music workshop with young rocker Ananya MUELLER 6.30 pm Agrawal.(8-14 years) GATE CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN 4TH FEB MONDAY Coconut Art MUSEUM 4.00 pm- Chitrapatang Art Workshop presents: Making GARDEN 5.00 pm bowls from trash conducted by Shriniwas Agawane (7+ years) Clay Play MUSEUM 5.30 pm- Chitrapatang Art Workshops presents: Mold clay GARDEN 6.30 pm to create cool clay models (7+ years ) Its Raining Art! MAX 2.00 pm- Dhirubhai Ambani Int. School students will MUELLER 4.00 pm paint umbrellas with guidance from Gond artists GATE and will do a photography session with Saevus Wildlife India. Origami Tricks MAX 4.30 pm- Paper folding art, conducted by Disha Gohil MUELLER 5.30 pm GATE Pop Art Through Printmaking MAX 5.30 pm- Conducted by Tasneem Rajkotwala. (10-14 years) MUELLER 6.30 pm GATE 5TH FEB TUESDAY African Masks MUSEUM 4.00 pm- Chitrapatang Art Workshops presents: Create GARDEN 5.00 pm awesome African tribal masks with Shriniwas Agawane. (8+ years) Comedy Facebook MUSEUM 5.30 pm- Chitrapatang Art Workshops presents: Comic GARDEN 6.30 pm creations and funny faces with Shriniwas Agawane (10+ years) Fun with Mosaic MAX 4.00 pm- Experimenting with different mediums, for Earth's MUELLER 5.30 pm Sake! Environment friendly workshop. Conducted GATE by Devanshi Damani (5 to 12years) CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN Creative Art With Iron Nails MAX 5.30 pm- Creating an awareness about the effects of global MUELLER 7.00 pm warming, through creativity using iron nails. By GATE Devanshi Damani (8 to 15 years) Pop Art Through Printmaking MAX 5.30 pm - Conducted by Tasneem Rajkotwala. (10-14 years) MUELLER 6.30 pm GATE 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Pop Art through Printmaking MUSEUM 3.00 pm- Akanksha children will do a print making GARDEN 4.00 pm workshop with Tasneem Rajkotwala. Save The Snow Leopard MUSEUM 4.00 pm- Poster making workshop by Saevus Wildlife India GARDEN 5.00 pm (6-12 years) Best From Waste MUSEUM 5.30 pm- For Nature enthusiasts, conducted by Saevus GARDEN 6.30 pm Wildlife India (8-12 years) Do The Chhau - Mask and MAX 3.30 pm - Create colourful Chhau masks and learn the Dance workshop MUELLER 5.00 pm folk martial art of Chhau. Come kids, lets do the GATE Chhau! Conducted by Amit Gharat and Nuriya Rao. (7-14 years) Musical Bonding MAX 5.30 pm- mycity4kids.com presents: An opportunity for parents MUELLER 6.30 pm to bond with their babies through the magic of music. GATE Conducted by Aditi Shah (0-5 years) 7TH FEB THURSDAY The Learning Lab MUSEUM 4.00 pm- Children will design their own toy in order to GARDEN 5.00 pm understand the scientific principle on which the toy works.(8 -13 years) Sports Quiz MUSEUM 5.30 pm - Know your sport stars and inspiring stories GARDEN 6.30 pm behind them. Conducte by K Shriniwas Rao (8-15 years) CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN Talking Drums MUSEUM 6.00 pm - Salaam Bombay Foundation presents: An GARDEN 7.00pm interactive session of percussion supported by Aditya Kalyanpur Tangram Tales MAX 3.00 pm - Creative workshop conducted by KEC Green MUELLER 4.00 pm Games. (5-10 years) GATE Tangram Tales MAX 4.00 pm - Creative workshop conducted by KEC Green MUELLER 5.00 pm Games. (5-10 years) GATE Playnasium - The MAX 5.00 pm - Art based workshop for children.(7-12 years) Playworkshop MUELLER 6.30 pm GATE 8TH FEB FRIDAY Fun With Mathematics MUSEUM 4.00 pm - Done by Navnirmiti in collaboration with Comet. GARDEN 5.00pm (4-8 years) Creativity Unlimited MUSEUM 5.00 pm - Done by Navnirmiti in collaboration with Comet. GARDEN 6.00pm (8-15 years) Musical Bridges - Your MUSEUM 6.00 pm - Interact with the young musicians of Rajasthan to Hearts, Our Art! GARDEN 7.0 0pm create the Merasi music, learn to play the fascinating instruments, and enjoy the art of tying colourful turbans the Rajasthani way!!! (7-15 years) Story making with Puppets MAX 3.30 pm - Learn to make a variety of puppets & create your MUELLER 5.00 pm own stories that Transform!!! GATE With Usha Venkatraman (8-12 years) Aboriginal Australian Music MAX 5.00 pm - Tjupurru,An Aboriginal Australian plays Didgeridoo MUELLER 6.00 pm and Didgeribone (musical instruments) GATE CHILDREN THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS THE YOUNG TRANSFORMERS CHILDREN Tales Ahoy MAX 6.00 pm - Interactive storytelling, games and art/ craft MUELLER 7.00 pm for kids by Deepa & Shreedevi (Talking Turtles GATE Storytellers) -3 to 12 years 9TH FEB SATURDAY Story Fun MUSEUM 11.00 am - A trunkful of stories from around the world to make you GARDEN 12.00 pm laugh, think & transform! …With Usha Venkatraman Be A Sherlock Holmes MUSEUM 12.00 pm - mycity4kids.com presents: A chance to slip into GARDEN 1.00 pm the gloves of a Crime Scene Investigation Officer and search clues to solving a mock crime scene, including fingerprint activity! Presented by the Indian Forensic Organisation. Karadi Kids MUSEUM 1.30 pm - Join Rekha Mohan for a fun-filled storytelling GARDEN 2.30 pm session of some of your favourite Karadi Tales! She’ll regale you with songs, crafts, stories and lots of fun! (5-8 yrs) Musical show-and-tell by The MUSEUM 3.00 pm - Musicians of the Symphony Orchestra of India will Musicians of The Symphony GARDEN 3.45 pm introduce participants to a selection of orchestral Orchestra of India instruments in this fun, interactive session.
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