presents
Presence Of The Past
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 6 - 14 February 2010
children
music
visual arts
literature
food
heritage walk
theatre
dance
film
street
THE WORLD’S GREATEST MOVIES
Dance FEB 6 SATURDAY Smile NGO Amphitheatre
4.30 pm - 5.00 p.m.
Dance
Inauguration Dance Drumcafe - South Africa’s Amphitheatre 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm Premier Interactive Drumming Company, Africa
Featuring some of the worlds’ top performing drummers, singers and dancers
INAUGURATION Amphitheatre 6.30 pm
By Mr. Jawhar Sircar, Sec. Ministry of Culture
Prince Dance Troupe, Orissa Amphitheatre 7.00 pm - 7.20 pm
The winners of ‘India’s Got Talent’ present “Tribute to India - Flag Act”
Sri Devi Nrithyalaya, Amphitheatre 7.30 pm - 8.15pm Chennai
Chennai’s leading Bharat Natyam Troupe of 10 young dancers
Mayurbhanj Chhau Troupe Amphitheatre 8.30 pm - 9.15pm of the Guru Gangadhar Pradhan Foundation, Orissa Prince Dance Troupe, Orissa Amphitheatre 9.15 pm - 9.30 pm “Lord Krishna” and “Dasavatar”
A dance that emerged from the martials arts of characterized by strength grace, agility and acrobatics
IRFT presents the children Amphitheatre 5.00 pm - 6.15 pm of NGO Astitva, Mumbai
“Maharashtrachi Parampara” presented through dance
Kathak Troupe Amphitheatre 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm Nateshwar Nritya Amphitheatre 7.30 pm - 8.30 pm Kala Mandir, Mumbai
Urrmee, Pune
FEB 8 MONDAY
Finale presentation, by the winners of ‘India’s Got Talent’.
Bharata Natyam Troupe
Dance FEB 9 TUESDAY Raminder Khurana, Mumbai Amphitheatre 5.45 pm - 6.30 pm
Odissi Solo Performance
Amrita Lahiri, Mumbai
Amphitheatre
6.45 pm - 7.30 pm
Kuchipudi Solo Performance
Lingaraj Pradhan, Orissa
Amphitheatre
7.30 pm - 8.15 pm
Odissi Solo Performance
Expressions Modern Amphitheatre 8.30 pm - 9.30 pm Dance Company, Mumbai “The Rush of Movement Within”
8 urban, new age, modern and contemporary dance pieces choreographed by Sumeet Nagdev
FEB 10 WEDNESDAY ADAPT performances Amphitheatre 5.30 pm - 6.15 pm Nrithyodaya, Mumbai Amphitheatre 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm
Dance Dance Koli dance Bharata Nrityam Troupe
Contemporary Dance Trio, Amphitheatre 7.30 pm - 8.00 pm Mumbai
Mehneer Sudan, Saba Azad & Auritra Ghosh
Pernia Qureshi, Delhi
Amphitheatre
8.00 pm - 8.30 pm
Kuchipudi Solo Performance
Split Sole Dance Acadamy, Amphitheatre Mumbai
8.30 pm - 9.00 pm
Showcasing “Jazz Funk” (Classical Jazz fused with Street style Hip Hop movements)
Sankhya Dance Creations Amphitheatre 9.00 pm - 10.00 pm FEB 11 THURSDAY Rangoonwala Foundation Amphitheatre 5.00 pm Maneesha Nrithyalaya Amphitheatre 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm Trust, Pune
Bharata Natyam
M2’s Federation, Mumbai Amphitheatre 7.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Turning Up The Heat with a combination of Salsa, Bollywood and Hip Hop
Dance Kathak Troupe
Dance
Gaudiya Nritya Bharati, Amphitheatre 8.00 pm - 9.00 pm Kolkatta FEB 12 FRIDAY Folk Dance 7 mins Amphitheatre 5.00 pm - 5.30 pm Pearl Padamsee’s Create Amphitheatre 4.30 pm - 5.30 pm Foundation presents “Change is Possible” FEB 13 SATURDAY Dance Amphitheatre 5.00 pm The Dance Worx, Amphitheatre 6.30 pm - 7.15 pm Performing Art Academy, Mumbai Pandit Arjun Mishra and Troupe, Lucknow
Amphitheatre
8.30 pm - 9.15 pm
Reviving Bengal’s ancient dance - Gaudiya Nritya Don Bosco Development Society
SMILE Ashley Lobo’s Troupe presents “Sublime Street Jazz” Kathak Troupe
Sitalpur Ganesh Purulia Amphitheatre 9.15 pm - 10.00 pm Party, West Bengal FEB 14 SUNDAY Dance Amphitheatre 4.30 pm - 5.00 pm Meitei Pung Cholom Amphitheatre 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm Troupe, Manipur
An ancient folk dancedrama characterized by ornate costumes and vigorous dancing
Skeleton Dance Crew, Delhi Amphitheatre 8.00 pm - 9 00 pm
Presenting a “Tribute to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson”
Nrityagram Dance Amphitheatre 9.00 pm - 10.00 pm Ensemble, Bangalore
“Pratima, Reflection”, A dance production in Odissi.
Down to Earth NGO Dancing Acrobatic Drummers
CHILDREN FEB 6 SATURDAY If I were God for a day Rampart Row 11.00 am - 12.30 pm
Canvas painting activity conducted by Himanshu.
Clay Name Plates with Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm Motifs
Conducted by Khushboo Traditional Raitani Ages 6 - 12 (20 registrations)
Traditonally Mobile Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5. 30pm
By Bombay Paperie Mobile hangings using traditional motifs. Ages 5 - 12 (20 registrations)
Paper Bag Puppets Parking Lot 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm CHILDREN/DANCE La Bayadere : An Indian Parking Lot 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm Ballet set in a temple and woven around a wedding
Conducted by Arpita Gupta Puppets made using brown paper bags. Ages 7 - 12 (20 registrations) Ballet by Ashifa Come dance a part Ages 7 - 12 (20 registrations)
FEB 7 SUNDAY Magical Madhuban Parking Lot 11.00 am - 12.30 pm
This folk art, Madhubani, will be introduced by a traditional artist and activity will be carried out by Arpita Gupta. (20 registrations)
Cupcakes & Cream Parking Lot 11.00 am - 12.30 pm
Icing cupcakes using traditional motifs Conducted by Anushka and Nikita (20 registrations)
Kuchipuddi - Storytelling Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.30 pm in Indian Classical Dance.
Workshop Conducted by Amrita Lahiri. Ages 6-10 yrs. (25 registrations)
CHILDREN Painting & Stitching Parking Lot 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm Canvas Bags
Conducted by Meera Nagpal Ages 7 - 12 (20 registrations)
Games of Yore Parking Lot 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm CHILDREN/LITERATURE An evening of Interactive David Sassoon 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm Storytelling for Kids Library Garden
Conducted by Ami Kothari Playing and creating traditional games
CHILDREN/LITERATURE The Karadi Song Hour Museum Garden 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm for Kids Colours of India - Parking Lot 6.00 pm - 7.30 pm Colour & Music Therapy FEB 8 MONDAY Box Making using Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.30 pm corrugated paper. Ready…Steady…PLAY! Parking Lot 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm Lighting up our Lives! Rampart Row 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm CHILDREN/ART WORKSHOP Pottery workshop Bilmat Zeramicz Gallery “Making Faces” FEB 9 TUESDAY Motivational Art Workshop Parking Lot 2.30 pm- 4.00 pm the Dhirubhai Ambani School Children
Presented by Anshumanni Rudra
Presented by Karadi Tales Age group - 4-8 yrs Conducted by Amisha Mehta with Muktaangan (20 registrations)
Conducted by Amruta Pathre. Ages 8-12yrs (20 registrations) Drama Workshop conducted by Shaizia Ages 8 - 12 yrs (20 registrations) Lantern Making conducted by Ami Kothari Ages 4-8 yrs (20 registrations) Conducted by Zareen R Mistry at Bilmat Zeramicz Gallery For Registration/ Fees-call 2265 2091/ 2265 3310 Conducted by ‘Art Feat’, with foot with artist N Ramakrishnan.
CHILDREN Craft from Handmade Paper Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Conducted by Anand Prakash of Anand’z Creation. Ages 10+ (20 registrations)
Motivational Workshop Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5. 00pm
Conducted by ‘Art feat’, with foot artist N Ramakrishnan. Ages 8+. (20 registrations)
Our Little Yogis Parking Lot 5.30 pm- 6.30 pm FEB 10 WEDNESDAY CHILDREN/DANCE Kuchipuddi - Storytelling Parking Lot 3.30 pm - 5.00 pm Indian Classical Dance.
Conducted by by Neepa Mehta Yoga. Ages 7 - 12 yrs (20 registrations)
Clay Modelling Museum Garden 3.00 pm - 5.00 pm CHILDREN/MUSIC Let’s Make Music Together Parking Lot 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm FEB 11 THURSDAY Last date for registration Bilmat Zeramicz 10.00 am - 12.00 noon Pottery workshop Gallery “Making Faces”
Workshop by Vanmala. Ages 3-12yrs. (15 registrations)
Kreating Keepsakes Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.00 pm Scrapbook Making Classic Calligraphy with Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5.30pm Sankrit Styles
Workshop conducted by Kaya Shewakramani Ages 6-12 yrs (30 registrations)
Origami Parking Lot 4.30 pm - 6.00 pm
Conducted by Sopie Ahmed Age: 10+ yrs (30 registrations)
Workshop by Amrita Lahiri. Ages in 6-10yrs (20 registrations)
Music workshop with Prabhakar Ages 6+ yrs (20 registrations) The Ceramic Art Gallery, 73 Nagindas Master Road, Fort. Mumbai 400 001 Phone 2265 2091 / 2265 3310
Conducted by Achyut Palav Ages 12+ yrs (25 registrations)
CHILDREN FEB 12 FRIDAY CHILDREN/DANCE Wonderous World of Warli Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5.00 pm
A workshop with traditional artists, conducted by SIFE Somaiya Social Cell. Ages 6-12 yrs (30 registrations)
Clay Modelling Museum Garden 3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
Workshop by Vanmala. Ages 3-12yrs. (15 registrations)
Heritage Walk For Gateway of India 4.30 pm
“Starting from Gateway Children of India walking through Regal Circle to CSVMS Museum
Art Dekko - Museum Garden 5.30 pm This would be followed by an Art A Heritage Workshop Workshop Conducted by Brinda Miller Origami Parking Lot 5.00 pm - 5.30 pm With Jai Ranjit Ages 7 -12 (20 registrations per workshop) Origami Parking Lot 5.30 pm - 6.00 pm Ballet Basics Parking Lot 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm Conducted by the Ashifa Ballet. Ages 7 -12 (20 registrations) FEB 13 SATURDAY Shape Of Things To Come Museum Garden 10.00 am - 12.00 noon Conducted by Brinda Miller. A Nature Workshop Ages 6 yrs+ ( 30 registrations) Making Faces The Ceramic 10.00 am - 12.00 noon Workshop conducted by Art Gallery, Zareen R Mistry Workshop 73 Nagindas Ages 4-9 yrs Master Rd., Fort. Phone 2265 2091/ 2265 3310 Mumbai’s Classic Heritage Parking Lot 10.30 am-11.30 am
Drawing and Painting Workshop Conducted by Rekha Shivdasani. Ages 8-15yrs) (25 registrations)
CHILDREN Mumbai’s Majestic Heritage Parking Lot 12.00 noon - 1.00 p.m. Workshop with Art Feat & Parking Lot 1.00 pm - 3.00 p.m foot artist N. Ramakrishnan CHILDREN/LITERATURE Workshop 6, Part I Create BNHS Auditorium 11.00 am - 2.30 pm
Drawing and Painting Workshop conducted by Rekha Shivdasani. (25 registrations) Aditya Birla School Children will attend this workshop Presented by Tinkle Magazine Your Own Super Hero
Photography Workshop BNHS 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm Magic Of Origami Parking Lot 3.00 pm - 4.30 pm CHILDREN/LITERATURE Taranauts and the Museum Garden 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm SUPER-TARA -NOVA CHILDREN/LITERATURE A Funny, Freaky, Foodie David Sassoon 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm Feisty Poetry session Library Garden with Fried Frog.
Shari School of Photography and Digital Imaging
Be Jewelled…Antique Parking Lot 5.00 pm- 6.30 pm to Modern
Jewellery making workshop conducted by Shachee Shah for 10-15 yrs (15 registrations)
Puppet Show/Puppet Parking Lot 5.00 pm- 6.30 pm making workshop
Conducted by Amar Chitra Katha Group - ACK Media
Conducted by Sopie Ahmed for ages 8-12 yrs (30 registrations) Come and discover the tricks and twists of Tufan, Zarpa, and Zvala’s superpowers and blast off in search of superfantabulous secrets of Mithya. Presented by Roopa Pai for ages 8-10 yrs, supported by Hachette Presented by Sampurna Chatterjee
CHILDREN FEB 14 SUNDAY Valentine Day Special “Love Is In The Air Balloons” Museum Garden 10.00 am - 12.00 noon Workshop for anyone over 10 years Making Faces
Bilmat Zeramicz 10.00 am - 12.00 noon
Workshop by Nuriya Ranijiwala Ages 4 yrs + ( 30 registrations) Conducted by Zareen R Mistry
Indus Valley Toys Parking Lot 11.00 am -12 noon Terracotta workshop.
Conducted by Anjana Chetty 8-15yrs (20 registrations)
Traditional Tribal Costumes Parking Lot 11.00 am -12.30 pm CHILDREN/LITERATURE Workshop 6, Part II BNHS 11.00 am - 2.30 pm Create Your Own Super Hero
Conducted by Arti Kalro of Aiko Creations 8-12yrs (20 registrations)
Photography Workshop BNHS 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm Beauty Of Batik. Parking Lot 2.30 pm - 4.00 pm Workshop on traditional batik techniques
Conducted by Sudharak Olwe
Wonderous World of Warli Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
A workshop with traditional artists, conducted by SIFE Somaiya Social Cell. Ages 6-12 yrs (30 registrations)
Love Is In The ‘Air- Balloons’ Parking Lot 4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
Workshop conducted by Nuriya Ranijiwala. Ages 4-10 yrs ( 30 registrations)
Presented by Tinkle Magazine
Conducted by Anita Chakraborty 10 yrs and above (15 registrations)
CHILDREN CHILDREN/LITERATURE Horrid Henry’s Tricks and Museum Garden 5.00 pm - 6.00 pm Tan-Ta-Rum-se
Have a blast in the popular Horrid Henry hour! Have your say. Your way! Supported by Hachette Age Group 8-10 yrs
Let’s Make Music. Parking Lot 5.30 pm - 6.00 pm
Conducted by Prabhakar and Niranjan .Ages 6 -15yrs. (25 registrations)
Let’s Make Music. Amphitheatre 6.00 pm - 6.30 pm
Conducted by Prabhakar and Niranjan .Ages 6 -15yrs. (25 registrations)
Feb 9 tuesday Hobby Ideas Workshops
Museum Garden 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
Feb 11 thursday
Hobby Ideas Workshops Museum Garden 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
Feb 12 friday Hobby Ideas Workshops
Museum Garden 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
CHILDREN Cube Of Concern Shital Mehta
Parking Lot
Interactive Installation
All registrations for Childrens workshops are on the spot. The Childrens sections would like to thank The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
FILM FEB 6 SATURDAY Amen (English) by Costa-Gavras (2002) (132mins)
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
The film “Amen.” examines the links between the Vatican and Nazi Germany.
3 IRON (Korean) by Kim Ki-duk (2004) 6 wins & 6 nominations (88 mins)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Tae-suk, a young man drifts around on his motorcycle to find empty houses to stay in till the owners return.
Blessed by Fire (Spanish) by Tristán Bauer (2005) 14 wins & 8 nomination (100 mins)
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
The film narrates the memories of a 40year-old man, Esteban Leguizamon, who was sent to fight on Malvinas Islands in 1982 at the age of 18.
La Zona (Spanish) by Rodrigo Plá (2007) 16 win & 7 nominations (97 mins)
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
A group of teenagers break into one of the La Zona residences.
‘Irani Cafes/Inheritance of Loss’ by Saloni Shukla
BNHS Auditorium
6.00 pm7.00 pm
Followed by a discussion with Dolly Thakore
Phir Kabhi by V.K. Prakash (Hindi) 2009 (119 min)
BNHS Auditorium
8.00 pm10.00 pm
This sensitively made film revolves around the lives of our older generation.
FEB 7 SUNDAY Blue Swallow (Korean) by Yoon Jong Chan (2005) (133 min) 1 win
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
A film based loosely on the life of Park Kyung-won, Korea’s first civilian woman pilot who lived in 1920s Japan.
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Set in the majestic landscape of Ladakh, Himalayas; Samsara is a quest. One man’s struggle to find spiritual Enlightenment.
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Four interlinked stories, all taking place in Paris, all connected by a very particular cafe.
Samsara (Ladakhi) by Pan Nalin (2001) 2 wins & 1 nomination (136 mins) I always wanted to be a gangster (French) by Samuel Benchetrit (2007) 3 wins & 2 nominations (113 min)
FILM A Ton Of Luck (Spanish) by Rodrigo Triana (2006) 1win 2 nomination
Max Mueller
1.00pm4.00pm
True story based on actual events in Colombia in May 2003.
Dharam by Bhavna Talwar (Hindi) 90min (2007) followed by Q&A session with the Director
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
A Hindu Brahmin priest lives by his belief in the ‘true Hindu way of life’.
Song Of Sparrows (Farsi) Majid Majidi (2008) 5 wins & 2 nominations(96mins)
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Karim works at an ostrich farm outside of Tehran, Iran.
Kumar Talkies by Pankaj Rishi Kumar (Hindi) (1998) 74 min followed by a Q& A with the Director
BNHS
6.00 pm8.00 pm
Kumar Talkies is a run-down cinema in small town Kalpi. the faces of moviegoers reflected in the dark speak for themselves - the magic of cinema will never cease to captivate.
Short films
BNHS
8.00 pm 10.00 pm
Bare - Santana Issar, Erased - Neha Thakkar, I am the beginning of an Eye - Bady Minck, I am - Ashish Dawar Squall - Amit Khanna
Ran by Akira Kurosawa (Japanese) 1985(162mins)
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
A story of greed, a lust for power, and ultimate revenge.
Ghost Taxi (Korean) by Donald G. Jackson (2000)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Off-the-wall horror/comedy from South Korea follows cab driver Gilnam as he is struck and killed by another taxi driver while on his way to a date.
Habana Blues (Spanish) by Benito Zambrano (2005) (110 mins)
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Two young cuban musicians, Ruy and Tito, share the same dream: to become famous and finally leave Havana.
Blindflyers by Bernd Sahling (2004) (88 min)
Max Mueller
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
Marie and Inga are not much different to other girls their age – they just can’t see.
FEB 8 MONDAY
FILM Love On The Run by François Truffaut (French) (94 mins)
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
After five years of troubled marriage Antoine and Christine Doinel have an amicable divorce.
Wrap Up (Spanish) by Ramón Costafreda (2007) 3 wins (90 min)
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Valeria - Eccentric, dreamer and funny, in her 25 she finds herself in the most surreal love crossroads of her life.
Shamiana presents films followed by discussion
BNHS
6.00 pm8.00 pm
Atef (6 mins) Egypt, Shoonyata (16 mins) India/UK (It was the Red Carpet Film in the New York Film Festival this year), Yeh Jahaan (20 mins) India (This film premiers at the KGAF), Kismat (6 mins) India, Paanch Minus One( 4 mins) India, Gypsy (7 mins) India
Travellers & Magician by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche (Bhutan) (103 min)
BNHS
8.00 pm10.00 pm
The cataclysmic conclusion of the monk’s tale leaves Dondup with a dilemma--is the grass truly greener on the other side?
Alas for me -by Godard- (French) 1993 (95 mins)
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
“Helas Pour Moi” is about the search for faith, memory, truth and love.
City In Heat (Spanish) by Ciudad en celo 2007 1win & 1 nomination (104 min)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
A group of friends in their 40s meet daily at a typical café of Buenos Aires.
Beyond The Clouds by Michelangelo Antonioni, Wim Wenders(Italian) (112 mins)
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Made of four short tales, linked by a story filmed by Wim Wenders.
The Promise - Kaige Chen (Mandarin) (121 mins)
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
When the world was young, laid a Kingdom between the Land of Snow and the Barbarian Territory where gods and men lived side by side and promises were lies.
FEB 9 TUESDAY
FILM A Time For Drunken Horses (Persian) by Bahman Ghobadi (80mins)
After their father dies, 12 year old Ayoub, the new head of the family, is told that his handicapped brother, Madi, needs an immediate operation.
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Short films - ‘Cinema City’ - series of 6 short films’ 80 min followed by Panel Discussion with the directors
BNHS
6.00 pm8.00 pm
Short films
BNHS
8.00 pm10.00 pm
When four friends meet, Portraits of Belonging: Sagira Begum, New Improved Delhi
Visual Arts / Films
Casa Soul Fry
7.00 pm9.00 pm
Films by Arzan Khambata, Seema Kohli, Jenny Bhatt, Dr. Subodh Kerkar, Paresh Maity, Yogi Chopra & Murali Raman.
Madadayo- Akira Kurosawa (Japanese) (134 mins)
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
Uehida Hyakken-sama was a university professor until an air raid, when he left to become a writer.
White Elephant by Aijaz Khan followed by a discussion with the director
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
The President is a star, a miracle worker, a consumate leader of men, committed to social justice, but torn between idealism and pragmatism.
Nobody Is Perfect Raphael Sibilla (Spanish) 2006) 2 wins & 2nomination (82 min)
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Rubén is deaf, Carlos is blind Dani is lame. Carlos is going to get married on 27 August to his lifelong girl friend.
FEB 10 WEDNESDAY
Certified Universal by Avijit Mukul Kishore, Sin City by Srikant Agawane, Do Rafique by Rafeeq Ellias, Have you Dreamt Cinema by Hansa Thapliyal, Darkroom by Renu Sawant, Dhananjay Kulkarni “Chandragupt” by Rhivu Laha
FILM Secrets Of State by Philippe Haim (French) 2008 (99 min)
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
In France, terrorist groups and intelligence agencies battle in a merciless war everyday, in the name of radically opposed ideologies.
Downfall (German) by Oliver Hirschbiegel (156 mins)
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
The movie goes on to show how Hitler and Eva lived their last hours in the Bunker.
Shamiana
BNHS
6.00 pm8.00 pm
Rupee Worth a Million by (4mins) Rehman (8mins) India, I Can Hear You Calling (18mins) India, Little Sivaji (5mins) India, Parking Attendant (8mins) Estonia, Hooked (4mins) India
Let me Twist by Saurabh Shukla (Hindi) (25min) followed by a discussion with the Director
BNHS
8.00 pm9.00 pm
The film explores the man-woman relationship.
Following the film screening of Let me Twist by Saurabh Shukla and a brief discussion by him, the given films will be screened. 1. Leaving fear behind by Dhondup Wangchen 2. Vartul by Santosh Ram 3. The Stitches Speak by Nina Sabnani
BNHS
9.00 pm10.00 pm
FEB 11 THURSDAY
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
On a movie set, in a factory, and at a hotel, Godard explores the nature of work, love and film making.
Galindez File by Gerardo Herrero (Spanish) 2003 2 nomination (126 min)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
New York and the Dominican Republic in the 1950’s. Madrid, the Basque Country, Miami and the Dominican Republic in the 1980’s.
Passion-Godard- (French) by Jean-Luc Godard (88 mins)
FILM The Bow (Korean) 2005 1 win 2 nomination
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
A sixty and something year old captain has been raising for ten years a girl since she was six.
Billin My Love by Shai Pollack (Israel) 2006 (85 min)
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
The village of Bil’in is about to lose over a half of its territory to the Separation Barrier and to the Jewish settlement of Modi’in Elite
In Memory of Friends 1990 (60 min) & A Time to Rise 1981 (40 min) both films by Anand Patwardhan followed by a Q& A session with him.
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
“In Memory of friends -On the efforts of a group of Sikhs and Hindus to rebuild communal harmony A Time to Rise - On the efforts of Indian immigrant farm workers in Canada to form a union.”
Short films - Animation films by students of IIT’s IDC dep.
BNHS
6.00 pm 8.00 pm
Arjun, C9H13NO3, Coffee, Magic Within, Shadow, Candy Tree, Bird Watching, Saru, The forbidden truth, Dada no des.
Short films
BNHS
8.00 pm10.00 pm
Sakhi Pila: Boy Odissi Dancers by Santosh Gaur, Man’s Woman by Amit Dutta, Jadui Pankh by Nitin Das
Quiet Duel-Akira Kuroasawa - (Japanese) (95 mins)
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
Kyoji Fujisaki, a young doctor, contracts syphilis from a patient during wartime surgery. After the war, he returns to his fiancée and rejects her without explanation.
Janis And John by Samuel Benchetrit (French) 2003 (105 min)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Things look bad for Pablo. He’s got two weeks to come up with 100,000 Euros.
FEB 12 FRIDAY
FILM The Bands Visit (Hebrew) by Eran Kolirin (2007) 41 wins 9 nominations (87 mins)
A little Egyptian police band arrives in a remote town in Israel, having gotten lost on their way to a concert at which they have been invited to play.
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
The World according to Monsanto by Marie-Monique Robin (English dub) (109 min)
Max Mueller
4.00 pm7.00 pm
The film tells you everything that you need to know. Crazy plant manipulation. Gene splicing. Putting animal DNA into plants.
Waltz With Bashir (Hebrew) 2008 Nominated for Oscar, Golden Globes. Another 23 wins & 23 nominations
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
One night at a bar, an old friend tells director Ari about a recurring nightmare in which he is chased by 26 vicious dogs. Every night, the same number of beasts.
Shortfilms
BNHS
6.00 pm8.00 pm
Ek Manohar Kahani by Paromita Vohra Notes on Man Capture by Nandini Bedi
Visual Arts films
BNHS
8.00 pm9.00 pm
Films by Arzan Khambata, Seema Kohli, Jenny Bhatt, Dr. Subodh Kerkar, Paresh Maity
Casa Soul Fry
7.00 pm9.00 pm
Films by Aditya Hitkari & Divya Palat, Bina Aziz with Shayan Aziz, Madhuri Iyer and Kahini Iyer, Dr. Subodh Kerkar, Salim Asgar Ali & Cheff Max with Viral Manek, Akash Thakker, Debo Kni and Shiv Bhalla
Following the repeat screening of Visual art films the given shortfilm will be screened. Breaking in Bollywood - Series of six short films by Ruchika Films by Celebrities
FILM FEB 13 SATURDAY
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
Nikhil comes to Canada from India to find his fortune and is convinced by his uncle to work as a companion and caregiver to Sam, an elderly Jewish man.
RITA Film by Renuka Sahane Max Mueller (Marathi) followed by a Q& A session with the director
4.00 pm7.00 pm
The film throws light on the necessity of women empowerment in the society.
Raat Gayi Baat Gayi by Saurabh Shukla
Cama Hall
7.00pm 10.00pm
A most unusual story told with equally unusual conviction.
Murderers by Patrick Grandperret french (2006) 1 win (100 min)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Based on a true story, Patrick Grandperret’s devastating film is an adaptation of legendary director Maurice Pialat’s long-cherished project.
Commarades in Dreams by Uli gaulke (German) (2006) (106 min)
Max Mueller
7.00 pm10.00 pm
People from different parts of the world try to realize their dream of cinema and show people movies.
Bilal by Sourav Sarangi (Bengali) (88 min)
BNHS
8.00 pm10.00 pm
A young boy lives with blind parents.
Young filmmaker competition films
Casa Soul Fry
7.00 pm9.00 pm
“Presence of the Past” Screening followed by winner announcement
Devdas by Bimal Roy (1955) followed by discussion with Rinki Bhattacharya
Cama Hall
1.00 pm 4.00 pm
Based on Saratchandra Chatterjee’s novel, Devdas is a tale of love affection and hatred.
Devdas by Sanjay Leela Bhansali (2002)
Cama Hall
4.00 pm7.00 pm
Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s take on Devdas
Dev D by Anurag Kashyap (2009) followed by discussion with Anurag Kashyap.
Cama Hall
7.00 pm10.00 pm
Anurag Kashyap sees Devdas in modern day as Dev D.
Shamiana presents shortfilms followed by discussion”
BNHS
5.00 pm 7.00 pm
Broken Bangles (16 mins) India, Man in the Mirror (4 mins) India, Co-incidence (12 mins) India.
Sam & Me- Deepa Mehta (English) (1991) (94 mins)
FEB 14 SUNDAY
Cama Hall
Ahmedabad Promenade, (16 minutes) The Film Section would like to thank UTV World Movies, Shemaroo World Cinema, Smriti Garach and our celebrity film makers.
LITERATURE FEB 6 SATURDAY
Workshop 1(advanced), Part 1 Writing to be published.
Elphinstone College
11.00 am - Conducted by Anita Roy, Manisha and Annie 4.00 pm
Workshop 2 (basic), Part 1 An Introduction to Freelance Journalism
Kala Ghoda Asso. Off.
11.00 am - Conducted by Kavitha Rao 4.00 pm
LITERATURE / CHILDREN Workshop 3 (Kids) Part 1.
11.00 am - Creative Writing and Reporting Conducted by Amrita Salian BNHS Auditorium 4.00 pm
In Memoriam
David Sasoon Library garden
Book Launch - The Aditi Adventures by Suniti Namjoshi
Museum Gardens 5.00 pm 5.30 pm
A Decade of Books
David Sasoon
8.00 pm 9.00 pm
Elphinstone College
11.00 am - Conducted by Anita Roy, Manisha and Annie 4.00 pm
Kala Ghoda Asso. Office
11.00 am - Presented by Kavitha Rao 4.00 pm
FEB 7 Sunday
Workshop 1(advanced), Part 2. Writing to be published. Workshop 2 (basic), Part 2 An Introduction to Freelance Journalism (Biggners)
5.00 pm 6.00 pm
For Habib Tanvir, Dilip Chitre and Meenakshi Mukherjee Presented by Tulika Books Conducted by Nilanjana Roy
LITERATURE / CHILDREN Workshop 3 (Kids) Part 2.
BNHS Auditorium 11.00 am - Conducted by Amrita Salian Creative Writing and Reporting 4.00 pm
LITERATURE / CHILDREN Short Story Competition prize distribution
BNHS Auditorium 5.00 pm 6.00 pm
Presented by St. Gregorious School
LITERATURE / CHILDREN The Karadi Song Hour for Kids
Museum gardens 5.00 pm 6.00 pm
Presented by Karadi Tales
LITERATURE / CHILDREN An interactive Storytelling Session for Kids and Adults!
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm 6.00 pm
David Sasoon Library garden
6.30 pm 7.30 pm
The Kala Ghoda Lecture
Presented by Anshumanni Rudra With Chetan Bhagat
LITERATURE David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm 9.00 pm
An audio visual interatction with author Naresh Fernandes, Moderated by Girishi Shahane. Featuring Chirodeep Chaudhuri, Sooni Taraporevala, Ketaki Sheth and Rafeeq Ellias.
Book launch - Neti Neti
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm 6.00 pm
Anjum Hasan in conversation with Chandrahas Chaudhury on her new book
Panel discussion on the delicious variety of food writing.
David Sassoon Library Garden
6.30 pm 7.30 pm
Moderated by Vikram Doctor featuring Nilanjana Roy, Shoba Narayan and Rushima M. Ghidiyal.
Open Mic / Screen
David Sassoon Library Garden
7.30 pm
City Stories - moderated by Anjum Hasan
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm 10.00 pm
Featuring Chandrahas Choudhury, Amit Varma and Lata Jagtiani
Book Launch- Fairyish Tales by Sumit Mullick
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm 6.00 pm
Presented by Macmillan Publishers
Fresh Off the shelf
David Sassoon Library Garden
6.30 pm 7.30 pm
Meet the author Biddu on his autobiography ‘Made in India’
David Sassoon Library Garden
7.30 pm 8.00 pm
Featuring Dilip D’Souza, Mathew Menacherry, Amrita Chowdhury , Deepanjana Paul and BLAFT
Panel discussion on travel writing
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm 9.00 pm
Moderated by Peter Griffin. Featuring Janhavi Acharekar, Mini Kurien and Zac Oyeah.
Book launch - Daylight Robbery by Surendra David Sassoon Mohan Pathak, translated by Sudarshan Purohit Library Garden
5.00 pm 6.30 pm
BLAFT; Guest speaker - Prahlad Kakkar
Signals from the Studio
6.30 pm 7.30 pm
Sudhir Patwardhan and Sunil Gawde in conversation with Ranjit Hoskote. Chaired by Harsha Bhatkal.
Bombay Then, Mumbai Now
FEB 8 MONDAY
FEB 9 TUESDAY
FEB 10 WEDNESDAY
David Sassoon Library Garden
LITERATURE Readings- Kaifi and I
David Sassoon Library Garden
Open Mic /Open screen
David Sassoon Library Garden
7.30 pm - Readings from Shaukat Kaifi’s 8.00 pm memoir, Kaifi and I by Shaukat Kaifi and Shabana Azmi, followed by a discussion with the book’s translator, Nasreen Rehman. 8.00 pm 8.30 pm
Book Launch- The President is coming by Anuvab Pal
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm - Presented by Random House 6.00 pm
Fresh Off the Shelf
David Sassoon Library Garden
6.30 pm - Featuring Soumya Bhattacharya, 7.30 pm Annie Zaidi, Gioia Guerzoni Amrita Tripathy and Melvin Burgess moderated by Dilip D’Souza.
Poetry Reading
David Sassoon Library Garden
7.00 pm - Featuring poet Somshuklla Das 8.00 pm
“Do Rafiques... Aur Ek Namita”
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm - Rafeeq Ellias and Rafiq Baghdadi in 9.00 pm conversation with Namita Devidayal
Book launch - Dork , The Incredible Adventures of Robert ‘Einstein’ Varghese by Sidin Vadakut
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm - Presented by Penguin Books 6.30 pm
Fresh Off The Shelf
David Sassoon Library Garden
6.30 pm - Moderated by Samit Basu7.30 pm Featuring Mohyna Srinivas , Manjul Bajaj, Ravi Subramanian, Bulbul Sharma
FEB 11 THURSDAY
FEB 12 FRIDAY
Gallerie, the arts & ideas journal launches its David Sassoon Library Garden 25th issue, “CHECKPOINT PALESTINE”.
7.30 pm - Editor Bina Sarkar Ellias in 8.00 pm conversation with art curator/ advisor Sharmishta Ray, Arundhati Subramaniam and Prabodh Parekh.
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm - Featuring the ancient tradition first 9.00 pm revived by Mahmood Farooqui and Danish Husain.
Dastangoi- Well known Dastangos weave a magical carpet out of words…
LITERATURE FEB 13 SATURDAY
Elphinstone College
11.00 pm - Presented by Ambarish Satwik, Samit Basu, Sarnath Banerjee 4.00 pm
KGA Office*
Create your own superhero! (Kids workshop)
11.00 am - Presented by Anuvab Pal 4.00 pm
BNHS
10.30 am - Presented by Tinkle magazine 3.00 pm
The Literature Quiz
BNHS
4.30 pm - Sumant Srivatsan from the Bombay Quiz Club 7.30 pm
Audio Stories
Museum Gardens 4.30 pm - Radio City 5.00 pm
Graphic Storytelling (Advanced workshop) Writing for Film and Theatre (Beginners Workshop)
Taranauts and the SUPER-TARA -NOVA Museum Garden Come and discover the tricks and twists of Tufan, Zarpa, and Zvala’s superpowers and blast off in search of superfantabulous secrets of Mithya. Ages 8-10 yrs.
5.00 pm - Presented by Roopa Pai and Hachette 6.30 pm
Funny, Freaky, Foodie Feisty Poetry session with Fried Frog for All Ages!
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm - Presented by Sampurna Chattarji 6.00 pm
Storyteller Extraordinaire and and wonderful artist Bulbul Sharma wants all children of all ages to help her make a book!
David Sassoon Library Garden
6.00 pm - Presented by Bulbul Sharma 7.00 pm
City Poetry
David Sassoon Library Garden
7.00 pm - Curated by Arundhathi Subramaniam of Poetry Circle. 8.00 pm
Visual Storytelling: Bodily:the beginnings of the Bapat archive project
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.00 pm - Presented by Ambarish Satwik and Sarnath Banerjee 8.30 pm
Beautiful Minds: A panel discussion on mental well-being and creativity
David Sassoon Library Garden
8.30 am 9.30 pm
Panel moderated by Menka Shivdasani
LITERATURE FEB 14 SUNDAY
Elphinstone College
11.00 am - Presented by Ambarish Satwik, Samit Basu, Sarnath Banerjee 4.00 pm
KGA Office*
11.00 am - Anuvab Pal with Rahul Da Cunha, Purva Naresh, Colin 4.00 pm Bateman and Raja Menon
Create your own superhero! (Kids workshop)
BNHS
10.30 pm - Presented by Tinkle magazine 3.00 pm
Dastan goi - A special Dastan for children!
David Sassoon Library Garden
5.00 pm6.00 pm
Raja Nang Dhadanga - The Emperor’s New Clothes. Listen to this old favourite in a new avatar in Hindi verse!
Museum Gardens 5.00 pm6.00 pm
Pratham Books. Chief Guest: Ratna Pathak Shah.
Horrid Henry’s Tricks and Tan-Ta-Rums. Age Group 8-10Have a blast in the popular Horrid Henry hour! Have your say..your way!
Museum Gardens 6.00 pm7.00 pm
Vatsala Kaul Banerjee and Hachette
Poetry Slam
David Sassoon Library Garden
Graphic Storytelling (Advanced workshop) Writing for Film and Theatre (Beginners Workshop)
6.30 pm8.00 pm
Presented by Mahmood Farooqui and Danish Husain
Presented by Caferati
The Literature Section would like to thank Peter Griffin,Preeti Singh,Ayesha Thomas, The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, BNHS and the David Sassoon Library *Kala Ghoda Association, C/o A.T.E. Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.,4th Floor, Dr. V. B. Gandhi Marg, Fort, Mumbai 400 023 • Tel : 6505 5034 To register for all Literature Workshops - kalaghoda.workshops@gmail.com
MUSIC FEB 6 SATURDAY
Sahir Amphitheatre 6.15 pm FEB 7 SUNDAY The Other People Amphitheatre 11.00 am - 12 noon
16 yr. old rapper performing original songs for social awarness Rock and Roll Band
Dischordian
Amphitheatre
12.30 pm -1.30 pm
Acoustic Band
Full Moon Rising
Amphitheatre
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Rock Band
Muktangan Choir Group
Amphitheatre
5.15 pm - 6:00 pm
Children’s Choir
Hurricane Bell Amphitheatre 8:00 pm - 8.45 pm
US band in collaboration with American Centre
Dharohar Amphitheatre 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Rajasthani Folk with British Beat Boxing in collaboration with British Council.
Aparna Panshiker (Vocal) Horniman Circle 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Jayen Varma (Bass Guitar) Garden Sanjay Deshpande (Tabla) Sunil Avchat (Flute) Sugato Bhaduri with Horniman Circle 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Aditya Kalyanpur Garden
Classical / Fusion
Shailesh Srivastav Romantic Ghazals by Jaswinder Singh
Horniman Circle Garden
8:00 pm - 8.45 pm
Folk music
Amphitheatre
9.00 pm - 10.00 pm
Ghazals
The Neha Bhasin Experience
Horniman Circle
9:00 pm
Avantgarde Pop / Bollywood
FEB 8 MONDAY
FEB 11 THURSDAY Ustad Fazal Qureshi
Amphitheatre
9:00 pm
Mandolin/Tabla
Classical / Fusion
MUSIC Feb 11 thursday
WORKSHOP MUSIC Horniman Circle 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm Raga To Bollywood Garden The science and Art of Indian music: Sunita Bhuyan
FEB 12 FRIDAY
Introduction to Indian Classical Music, violin & tabla
Mithaavin
Amphitheatre
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
Fusion
Geetu Hinduja
Amphitheatre
7:00 pm - 7:45 pm
Folk/Alternative
ATS
Amphitheatre
8:00 pm - 8:45 pm
Stomp and Beat Boxing
Nine Lost Memories Chintoo Sing
Amphitheatre
9:00pm - 10:00 pm
Band 9 - Nostalgia featuring
FEB 13 SATURDAY
Symphony Orchestra Asiatic Steps 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Western Classical in collaboration with NCPA
Sapthaakshara Asiatic Steps 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm The Seven Elements of Music
Viku Vinayak & T. Selvaganesh
FEB 14 SUNDAY Audio Kanvas
Amphitheatre
11.00 am -12 noon
Nandu Bhende
Amphitheatre
12.30 pm -1.30 pm
Classic Rock / Blues
Rafi Forever - A Whistling Tribute
Amphitheatre
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Indian Whistlers Association
Satrangiya By Sonali and Roop Kumar Rathod Asiatic Steps 6.30 pm - 8.00 pm
Collage of songs depicting various genres of Hindustani music
Soul India Asiatic Steps 8.00 pm -10.00 pm
Ghazal, Filmi and Fusion by Hariharan
The Music Section would like to thank Ustad Fazal Qureshi, Sonali & Roop Kumar Rathod, Shashi Vyas and The National Centre of Performing Arts
THEATRE FEB 6 SATURDAY Dance Like A Man
Horniman Circle
7.30 pm - 9.00 pm
Presented by Lillette Dubey
Chakradhaari Akhbaarwala NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm (Premiere)
Presented by Virat Kadolbhav
Bimb Pratibim
Presented by Avitoko
FEB 7 SUNDAY
NGMA Auditorium
6.00 pm
Silence! The court is in session. NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm
Presented by Version One Dot Oh! (VODO), Bengaluru
Jakes Women Horniman Circle 7.30 pm
Presented by Akvarious Productions
Munshi Premchand’s Stories
Presented by Mujeeb Khan
FEB 8 MONDAY
NGMA Auditorium
6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
Damages NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm - 8.45 pm FEB 9 TUESDAY Munshi Premchand’s Stories NGMA Auditorium 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
Presented by Akvarious Productions
Maari Bairi Jer
Horniman Circle
7.00 pm
Presented by Sam Kerawala
Kanupriya
NGMA Auditorium
7.00 pm
Presented by Shruti Vaidya
Presented by Mujeeb Khan
The Laboratory NGMA Auditorium 8.00 pm (Premiere)
Presented by No License Yet Productions
Munshi Premchand’s Stories
6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
Presented by Mujeeb Khan
The Diary (Premiere) NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Presented by Last Minute Productions
FEB 10 WEDNESDAY
NGMA Auditorium
THEATRE Chanakya Horniman Circle 7.30 pm FEB 11 THURSDAY Munshi Premchand’s Stories NGMA Auditorium 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
Presented by Manoj Joshi Creations
Sunshine Boys NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm (Premiere)
Directed By Percival Billimoria, presented by APB
Munshi Premchand’s Stories
Presented by Mujeeb Khan
FEB 12 FRIDAY
NGMA Auditorium
6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
Presented by Mujeeb Khan
Sunshine Boys NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm
Directed By Percival Billimoria, presented by APB
Class Of ‘84 Horniman Circle 7.30 pm FEB 13 SATURDAY Sometimes NGMA Auditorium 7.00 pm (Premiere)
Presented by RAGE Productions
Hatt Teri Kismat Horniman Circle 4.00 pm (Premiere)
By Vijay Tendulkar, Presented by Drishtikone,Bhilai
Sunshine Boys NGMA Auditorium 7.30 pm
Directed By Percival Billimoria, presented by APB
Mad Horses + Shakespeare NGMA Auditorium 8.30 pm Alive & Kicking
Presented by Gary Richardson + Alyque Padamsee
Do Kadam Honsle Ki NGMA Auditorium 11:00 am
Society For The Education of the Crippled
Babe
Presented by Chip Mumbai
FEB 14 SUNDAY
NGMA Auditorium
2.00 pm
Lets Talk About Love NGMA Auditorium 7.00 pm (Premiere)
Presented by Shomshuklla Das
Presented by Balancing Act Productions
STREET FEST FASHION SHOW Women Achievers Walk The Ramp Conceived by Geeta Castelino.
Amphitheatre
7.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Choreographed by Aparna Tarkady with creations by Khushnuma Khambata, Nisha Sagar, Archana Kochar & Ritika Mittal Nair
Street Magicians
Amphitheatre
6.00 pm
Every Day
Smile NGO
Amphitheatre
4.30 pm - 5.00 pm
6th & 13 Feb.
IRFT presents the children of NGO Astitva, Mumba “Maharashtrachi Parampara” presented through dance
Amphitheatre
5.00 pm - 6.15 pm
8th Feb.
Rangoonwala Foundation
Amphitheatre
5 pm
11th Feb.
Down to Earth NGO
Amphitheatre
4.30 pm - 5.00 pm
14th Feb.
Salaam Bombay Foundation
Amphitheatre
4.00 pm - 4.30 pm
On Weekdays
Adapt
Amphitheatre
6.00 pm - 7.00 pm
8th Feb.-Solo 10 min. 9th Feb. - Koli Dance 7 min. 10 Feb. - Dance 5 min.
Don Bosco Development Soc.
Amphitheatre
5.00 pm - 5.30 pm
12 Feb. 7 min.
Family Welfare Agencies
Amphitheatre
5.30 pm - 7.00 pm
Skit
Sahyadri Sanvardhan Society
Amphitheatre
5.00 pm
9th Feb. Tribal Dance
Pearl Padamsee’s Create Foundation presents “Change is Possible”
Amphitheatre
4.30 pm - 5.30 pm
WORKSHOPS Film Posters - A Tribute
Gaurav and Arun Puranik
Posters
Cinema Venues
Photography Workshop for kids.
Sudharak Olwe
BNHS
Photography Workshop
Shiresh Karrale
Green Ganesha
Demonstration by Kawita Thakur
Sunday,14th Feb 2.00-5.00 pm Wednesday 10th Feb. 3.30 pm - 5.30 pm Sunday 7th and 14th Feb. at 4.00 pm
Photography Workshop Composition
Girish Mistry Shari School of Photography and Digital Imaging
Sunday 7th Feb 2.00-5.00 pm
BNHS
BNHS Potters Market at Parking Lot
Saturday 13th Feb BNHS Girish Mistry Shari School of Photography 2.00pm - 5.00 pm and Digital Imaging Clay in Conversation Supported by the ICIA Gallery Wednesday 10th Feb. ICIA Gallery A Seminar 3.00 pm to 7 pm Introduction to the Studio Potters Anjali Aney 3.00 pm ICIA Gallery at the Market Contemporary Ceramics in Hanif and Abbas Galwani 3.30 pm ICIA Gallery Dharavi Delhi Blue Pottery Rekha Bajpe Aggarwal 4.30 pm ICIA Gallery Setting up Shop Sandeep Mancherkar 5.00 pm ICIA Gallery Travels with Paper Clay Anjani Khanna 5.30 pm ICIA Gallery The Desi Anagama Rashi Jain 6.00 pm ICIA Gallery Working with Porcelain Sumant Kumar 6.30 pm ICIA Gallery Photography Workshop and Kala Ghoda (Competition)
PHOTOGRAPHY AUDIO VISUAL AT PAVEMENT GALLERY 8th Feb: Pinhole photography 6pm - 8.30 pm 9th Feb: Pinhole photography 6pm - 8.30 pm 10th Feb: Blind with Camera 6.30pm - 8.00 pm 11th Feb: Awaaz-e-Niswaan 6.30pm - 8.00 pm 12th Feb: The Dharavi Project 6.30pm - 8.00 pm
WORKSHOPS
Feb 10 Wednesday
Yoga workshop for Adults conducted by Vrinda Mehta Museum Garden 5.00 pm - 7.00 pm
All photography workshops limited to 15 participants Requirements for Photography Workshops : All participants to bring their own Digital Cameras To Register for Photography Workshops email: jyoti.kalaghoda@gmail.com Photography prints at a discount from Mazda Imaging Pvt. Ltd. 231, D.N. Road, Commissariat Building, Near Handloom House, Mumbai - 400 001. Tel.: 2261 2611 / 12
The Workshop Section would like to thank The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
HERITAGE FEB 6 SATURDAY Start PointMUMBAI UNIVERSITY "Main Gate of 4:00 PM "Conducted by: The Bombay Heritage Walks Group FORT CAMPUS VISIT University Campus, Event will include visit to Premchand Roychand opp. Oval Maidan" Library & Convocation Hall and Campus grounds. " Start PointHERITAGE RIDE OPEN Regal Circle Bus 6.00 pm Enjoy South Mumbai in an open-deck bus in the evening time.In an hour, you’ll see Mumbai’s best-loved -DECK BUS Stop, outside Prince of Wales Museum landmarks like the Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai University, High Court,Victoria Terminus,& more.The bus returns to the start point at the end of the tour.Conducted by: Bombay Heritage Walks Group
FEB 7 Sunday
KALA GHODA WALK
Prince of Wales Museum, main gate
OPEN -DECK BUS RIDES
Regal Circle BEST 6.00 pm Enjoy South Mumbai in an open-deck bus in the evening time.In an hour, you’ll see Mumbai’s best-loved Bus Stop, opp. State Police H.Q. landmarks like the Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai University, High Court,Victoria Terminus,& more.The bus returns to the start point at the end of the tour.Conducted by: Bombay Heritage Walks Group
FEB 8 MONDAY Mumbai Skyline:
Outside the Ambassador Hotel
4:00 pm "Conducted by: The Bombay Heritage Walks Group IMPORTANT: All participants must carry Passports/PAN cards for security clearance at the Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue; those without proper ID will not be permitted to enter. "
4.30 pm Explore Mumbai skyline from Ambassador Hotel Roof top noting the patterns of development over the years, from the classical buildings of Fort area to the contemporary high rise towers of GiranGaon. Conducted by: Devshree Thanekar-Akre
HERITAGE FEB 9 TUESDAY Start point : Croma, Horniman Circle
4.30 pm Explore what was Bombay greens, town Hall and Zero point. History of the place goes back to Portuguese era and today it’s a hub of contemporary Mumbai.Conducted by: Devshree Thanekar-Akre
FEB 10 WEDNESDAY WALKING ON THE FOOTPRINT OF THE FORT WALLS
FEB 11 THURSDAY WALK ALONG THE ESPLANADE
Flora Fountain Island 4.30 pm "Walk along Dadabhai Naoroji Road to the largest facing VT public building in Mumbai, the Victoria Terminus Railway Station, a designated World Heritage Site.Capitol Cinema and The Bombay Municipal Headquarters.”Conducted by: Kruti Garg
- south end of Oval Maidan Dr. Ambedkar Statue
4.30 pm "Walk along the Oval maidan watching Old Secretariat, University of Mumbai and High Court. The walk goes further down the Esplanade to Victoria Terminus Railway Station, a designated World Heritage Site” Conducted by: Kruti Garg
FEB 12 FRIDAY CHILDREN/ART/ HERITAGE WALK FOR
Start PointGateway of India
4.30 pm "Starting from Gateway of India walking through Regal Circle to Prince of Wales Museum This would be followed by an Art Workshop in the Museum Gardens" Conducted by: Kruti Garg, Workshop “Art Dekko”
HERITAGE FEB 13 SATURDAY VISIT TO THE ASIATIC Asiatic Society SOCIETY bottom of steps, main entrance OPEN -DECK BUS RIDES
FEB 14 SUNDAY
4:00 PM "Conducted by: The Bombay Heritage Walks Group Event will include a visit to the Main Library areas, public Reading Room & Conservation Laboratory"
Regal Circle Bus 6.00 pm Enjoy South Mumbai in an open-deck bus in the Stop, outside Prince evening time.In an hour, you’ll see Mumbai’s best-loved of Wales Museum landmarks like the Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai University, High Court,Victoria Terminus,& more.The bus returns to the start point at the end of the tour.Conducted by: Bombay Heritage Walks Group
APOLLO BUNDER WALK
Holy Name Cathedral, Nathalal Parekh Marg, off. Regal Circle
4:00 PM "Conducted by: The Bombay Heritage Walks Group Route will lead from the Holy Name Cathedral to Apollo Bunder, via Regal Circle"
OPEN -DECK BUS RIDES
Regal Circle Bus 6.00 pm Enjoy South Mumbai in an open-deck bus in the Stop, outside Prince evening time.In an hour, you’ll see Mumbai’s best-loved of Wales Museum landmarks like the Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai University, High Court,Victoria Terminus,& more.The bus returns to the start point at the end of the tour.Conducted by: Bombay Heritage Walks Group
1.Passes for the Open-deck Heritage Bus rides must be collected from Kala Ghoda Office or Kala Ghoda On-site Help-desk 2 days in advance of the ride. 2.For entering into the K.E. Synagogue on the Kala Ghoda Walk on Sunday, 7th Feb ‘10, all participants are required to submit their names, addresses and Passport Nos. for security clearance. (Alternated ID accepted - PAN card) No person will be allowed to enter without an ID. The Heritage Section would like to thank Mumbai University, The Asiatic Society, Holy Name Cathedral, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahlaya, Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue Trust and The David Sassoon Library
Visual Arts “Images of change” presented by Photography Promotion Trust
At Pavement Gallery
Name of Photographer A collection of photo-stories by 5 photographers Ashish Raje Dipti Desai Diti Kotecha Helena Schaetzle Jyotika Jain Mansi Midha Mukesh Parpiani Photographs by the Visually Impaired Ritu Raj Konwar Ruchita Madhok Rushina Kapashi Shantanu Das Shekhar Sidhaye Srinivas Kuruganti Sudhanshu Malhotra Sudharak Olwe Vidura Jang Bahadur Zishaan Akbar Latif Awaaz-E-Niswan Surendra Rao Prakash Bal Joshi
Title of Photo story Project Dharavi Mumbai Mills: Spinning cloth to spinning money The last strands Finally we are no one Coloured Worlds: India Doun Chees - Cambodian Buddhist Nuns Under Construction Statues The View From Here Nishis of Arunachal Pradesh Stretching Space Sangrias, Colours, Laughter and Fun Pulikali festival Sitarmaker’s of Miraj Coal Mining Asbestos Coloured Worlds :Germany Home Kashmir living Sculpting Lives Poetry on Canvas (Paintings) Subtle Changes (Paintings)
Visual Arts PHOTOGRAPHY
Artist
Presence of the Past Anchored Ocean Presence of the Past (Boman Irani, Parvin Dabbas, Rahul D’Cunha, Arzan Khambatta, Dr. Jehangir Sorabjee, Dr. Ambrish Vaidya, Sooni Taraporewala) Presence of the Past - Mumbai (Ritam Bannerjee &Jagdish) From Bombay To Mumbai
Shiresh R Karrale Retro Photo Studio Subodh Kerkar Photographs Photography Show Curated by Photographs Gallery Art n Soul
Parking Lot Casa Soul Fry Art Entrance and Artists Center (supported by Morarka Centre)
Photography Show Curated by Gallery Art n Soul Jagdish Agarwal,Abhishek Gupta ,Tuka Karve ,Vishwanath Mishra Annu Palakunnathu Matthew Anandita Bhattacharya,Kanak Shashi,Kumar Kanti Sen,Megha Joshi,Nidhi Khurana,Saumya Anathakrishna,Puja Vaish
Photographs
David Sassoon Library
Photographs
Hacienda Art Gallery
Photographs Photographs
ICIA Gallery Gallery Beyond
Girish Mistry
Photographs
Parking Lot
Somnath Mane Meena Dewangan. Ulhas Kagade,Snehal Chordia,Vaishali Kagade (Gray Black) (Gray Black) Rajashri Parulkar
Installation Installation Installation
Near the NGO stalls Tree near the NGO stalls Trees on Rampart Row, NGO side Traffic Island Rampart Row Rampart Row
Tasveer Drifters
Shari School of Photography and Digital Imaging
Description
Location
INSTALLATIONS Contour Memories Mannat Drought - No Rain Mask Unidentified Objects
Installation Installation Installation
Visual Arts Mera Desh Mahaan? The Sunlight Eiffel School Chale Hum Hiranyagarbha-Swayam Siddha : The Golden Womb Female Foeticide Lanterns Pennants of Peace Food for thought Monument of Mumbai
Revati Sharma Singh Vikram Arora Mansi Saraf Seema Kohli for Gallery Art N Soul Jaysing K. Damodare Jai Ranjit, Shreyaal Hirani Jai Ranjit, Shreyaal Hirani Laxmi Narwekar, Prashant Keluskar Swapnil Pednekar
Interactive Installation Installation Installation Wire Installation
Parking Lot Parking Lot Rampart Row NGO Side Tree on Rampart Row
Installation Installation Installation Installation
Tree on Rampart Row Horniman Circle Garden Trees on Rampart Row CSMVS Garden
Installation
The Lotuses of the Floating World Sabrina Mascarenhas
Installation
Typography Chandelier Tree Of Light
Installation Installation Projection
Parking Lot
Painted Benches Painted Umbrellas Psychedelic Avtaar
Pavithra Dikshit Brinda & Alfaz Miller for ABM Architects Rasesh Parekh for Maya Intelligent Entertainment Kala Ghoda Artists Kala Ghoda Artists Kashyap S. Rawat
Entrance of David DSL Garden Horniman Circle Garden Rampart Row Rampart Row
Installation Installation Installation
Cosmic Pillars Gateway
Madhura Khot Krsna Mehta for Godrej Interio
Textile Installation Installation
Perception
Priyam Mehta, Urvi Shah, Yashmi Kantak
Installation
Horniman Circle Garden CSMVS Garden David Sassoon Library Garden Rampart Row Entrance to Rampart Row Trees on Rampart Row
“Untitled�
Dia Mehta for Gallery BMB
Installation
Rampart Row
Light Projection
Visual Arts Global Warming
Art Quest
“Thank you for your contribution” Aditya, Pranav & Shushant POTTERY, SCULPTURE & OTHERS Teen Adarsh The Freedom of Expression Movement - Walk-through New Wave Kayaks Panch-Mukhi Ganesha
Kawita Thakur Freedom of Expression Movement Kushal Mahant with students of Sir J J School of Art Rustom Dara Gowadia
Installation Performance Art
Pavement Gallery Outside JAG Rampart Row
Stoneware Glazed Ceramics Walk Through
Near the NGO stalls
Installation
Rampart Row
Traditional Sculpture
Entrance
Parking Lot
Noah’s Ark
Pramod Kamble
Installation
Horniman Circle
Kala Ghoda Just Fired - Potters Market Widening Vistas Kala Chetak Macbeth New Ceramics by B.R.Pandit and Family Rtisitc
Pramod Kamble Various Potters Deep Dodiya Sandip S Mundhe Subhash Awchat Bilmat Zeramicz
Sculpture Pottery Installation Street Painting Sculpture Exhibition
Parking Lot Parking Lot Edge Edge of parking lot Entrance Of Parking Lot David Sassoon Library Bilmat Zeramicz Gallery
Rupali Madan
NGO Interactive Stall
Rampart Row NGO side
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map of kala ghoda art precinct pavement galleries 9
institutions
30
non-institutions other buildings green spaces
1 Philips Antiques 2 National Gallery of
modern art (Ngma)
3 Elphinstone college 4 dAVID SASOON LIBRARY (dsl) 5 ARMY & NAVY BUILDING 6 ESPLANADE MANSION
(WATSON’S HOTEL)
7 KALA GHODA PARKING LOT 8 Khyber Restaurant 9 keneseth eliyahoo synAgogue 10 rhythm house 11 silk route restaurant 12 chetana restaurant 13 joss restaurant 14 shaina nc
15 bombay blues
22 max mueller bhavan / museum
27 Gallery beyond
16 bodhi art gallery
gallery (MMB)
28 amphitheatre
17 hacienda art gallery
23 pavement gallery
29 muse
18 ador house- artists centre
24 jehangir art gallery (JAG)
30 KGA office
19 scottish church
25 chhatrapati shivaji maharaj
a police chowky near mmb
20 k.r.cama oriental institute
vastu sangrahalaya (CSMVS)
21 bombay natural history
26 horniman circle gardens/
asiatic library
society (bnhs)
The Kala Ghoda Art District is a crescent-shaped precinct, with its concentration of museums, art galleries, educational institutions, boutiques and restaurants, has the finest array of heritage buildings in the city and has emerged as an important art and cultural centre, thronged by visitors and tourists from across the globe. Kala Ghoda’s buildings give the area a distinct visual identity. There are over 100,000 square feet of existing indoor gallery space, mass outdoor pavement galleries and exhibition spaces within the covered arcades, making the area a living, breathing Urban Museum. Support infrastructure like lecture halls, convocation halls and conference facilities, in Mumbai University, Elphinstone College and other institutions, gives the precinct a unique place in the world of art and culture. Kala Ghoda is a magnet for creative talent. Artists, food connoisseurs, fashion designers, architecture buffs; they flock here. With the funds from The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival and support from generous sponsors, The Kala Ghoda Association has helped physically improve the area, restoring buildings and facades, installing people-friendly street furniture and improving the amenities.