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The IIC Experience Festival - 2012

 

Thursday, 1st November

 

4:00 pm

 

Exhibitions:

 

Journeys

Installation of books and images by European travellers of the  17th, 18th and 19th centuries

From The India Collection

 

Installation of the Silk Route Map

By children of Mirambika School

 

Inauguration

               

On view in Conference Room - I

 

The Crafted Tree

An installation of folk representation of birds, and other animals

By artisans of Dastkar

 

Lighting of lamp

 

Venue: Quadrangle Garden

 

5:00 pm

 

Form and Spirit, IIC at 50

Exhibition curated by Siddhartha Das

Designed by Siddhartha Das Studio

 

Inauguration

 

On view in the Art Gallery, Kamaladevi Block

 

6:15 pm

 

Opening procession

Led by puppeteers of The Ishara Puppet Theatre Trust

 

6:30 pm

 

Inauguration of the Festival

By Shri Soli J. Sorabjee, President IIC

 

Genesis (Creation of Earth)

Legends of the indigenous people of India

 

Performed by The Ishara Puppet Theatre Trust

Directed and designed by Dadi D. Pudumjee

 

Puppeteers: Pawan Waghmare, Vivek Kumar, MD Shameem, Kumari Yadav

Music composed and performed by Harpreet Singh

Hindi script: Sohail Hashmi

 

9:00 pm

The Contemporary Frame: A Festival of Films

 

The Bone Man (Der knochenmann; Austria)

(117 min; 2009; dvd; English subtitles)

Director: Wolfgang Murnberger

 

THE IIC EXPERIENCE: A FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

 

Thursday, 1st November

 

4:00 pm

 

Exhibitions:

 

Journeys

Installation of books and images by European travellers of the  17th, 18th and 19th centuries

From The India Collection

 

Installation of the Silk Route Map

By children of Mirambika School

 

Inauguration

               

On view in Conference Room - I

 

The Crafted Tree

An installation of folk representation of birds, and other animals

By artisans of Dastkar

 

Lighting of lamp

 

Venue: Quadrangle Garden

 

5:00 pm

 

Form and Spirit, IIC at 50

Exhibition curated by Siddhartha Das

Designed by Siddhartha Das Studio

 

Inauguration

 

On view in the Art Gallery, Kamaladevi Block

 

6:15 pm

 

Opening procession

Led by puppeteers of The Ishara Puppet Theatre Trust

 

6:30 pm

 

Inauguration of the Festival

By Shri Soli J. Sorabjee, President IIC

 

Genesis (Creation of Earth)

Legends of the indigenous people of India

 

Performed by The Ishara Puppet Theatre Trust

Directed and designed by Dadi D. Pudumjee

 

Puppeteers: Pawan Waghmare, Vivek Kumar, MD Shameem, Kumari Yadav

Music composed and performed by Harpreet Singh

Hindi script: Sohail Hashmi

Puppeteers: Pawan Waghmare, Vivek Kumar, MD Shameem, Kumari Yadav

Music composed and performed by Harpreet Singh

Hindi script: Sohail Hashmi

 

9:00 pm

The Contemporary Frame: A Festival of Films

 

The Bone Man (Der knochenmann; Austria)

(117 min; 2009; dvd; English subtitles)

Director: Wolfgang Murnberger

 

The IIC Experience Festival: A Fesival of the Arts

The IIC Experience Festival: A Fesival of the Arts

Programmes details may please see in the link

Bijoya Sammelan: A Celebration of the Festive Season

Banglaar Gaan presented by Saikat Mitra from Kolkata, son of the legendary singer Shyamal Mitra

Mid-Year Review of the Indian Economy 2012-13

10.00 am     Welcome

                    Dr. Kavita A. Sharma, Director, IIC

 

10.05 am   Introduction to Chair, Speakers and the Review

                   Dr. Shekhar Shah, Director-General, NCAER

 

10.10 am     Opening remarks by Chair

                    Dr. Bimal Jalan, Former RBI Governor and ex-

                    President NCAER Governing Body

 

10.20 am   The Mid-Year Review of the Indian Economy

                   Dr. Shashanka Bhide, Senior Research

                   Counselor,  NCAER

 

10.45 am   Industry: Not Doing Business in Recent Times

                   Dr. B.N. Goldar, Professor, Institute of Economic     

                   Growth

 

11.10 am  Agriculture : In Search of the Second Green

                 Revolution

                  Dr. Anil Sharma, Senior Fellow, NCAER

 

11.35 am  Tea Break

 

12.00 noon  Comments by Invited Experts

                    Dr. Sudipto Mundle, Member, National Statistical 

                    Commission and  Emeritus  Professor, NIPFP

 

                     Dr. Rana Hasan, Principal Economist, Asian 

                     Development Bank

 

12.30 pm     General Discussion

 

1.15 pm       Closing remarks by the Chair

                      Dr. Bimal Jalan

 

1.25 pm        Vote of Thanks

 

 

 

 

Curating Intangible Cultural Heritage

Speakers: Ms Monique La Fontaine and Ms Sharmila Wood, curators at FORM, a cultural organization in Perth

Chair: Ms Ritu Sethi, Chairperson, Craft Revival Trust

The talk will focus on two projects, "Ngurra Kuju Walyja"”One Country One People: The Canning Stock Route Project" and "Digitizing Traditional Knowledge Systems", the Fortescue River project

The Nine Months

(77 min; 2010; dvd; Assamese with English subtitles)
Director: Merajur Rahman Baruah

Second Best Film Award, Jeevika - Asia Livelihood Documentary Film Festival 2010

A film on the Mobile Theatre of Assam which visits towns and villages carrying tents, stage equipment, generators and even its own auditoria, and performs for 210 nights without a break

The film will be introduced by the filmmaker, and the screening will be followed by a discussion

Sarod Recital

By Ayaan Ali Khan, son and disciple of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan

TO MARK GANDHI JAYANTI

Day of Mindfulness
With monks, nuns and lay teachers in the tradition of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh

Includes sitting, walking and eating meditation, deep relaxation and other mindfulness practices. There will be a special programme for children above six years

Please bring a packed lunch, water and a mat, and register at ahimsatrust@gmail.com or call Charu at 9873226869

O Friend, This Waiting!

(32 min; 2012; dvd; English and with subtitles)
Directors: Sandhya Kumar and Justin McCarthy

A song that is full of love and yet earthy is the padam of Kshetrayya, a wandering poet-musician who wrote padams in Telugu in the 17th century, which were performed by the devadasi dancers who rose to prominence in the Nayaka courts. The film reflects on the entwined fortunes of the padams and the women they were written for, from the 17th to the 20th century

The film will be introduced by the filmmakers, and the screening will be followed by a discussion

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