FESTIVAL OF INDIA - Yoga im täglichen Leben

EMBASSY OF INDIA
Kärntner Ring 2
A-1010 Vienna, Austria
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FESTIVAL OF INDIA
15-31 MARCH, 2011
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Festival of India 2011
Agenda
March 15th-30th, various locations
Indian Film Week
March 18th to 24th
'De France' Cinema
Schottenring 5 - 1010 Vienna
FREE ADMISSION
Reservations required at
www.votivkino.at
Indian Food Festival
March 15th to 31st
Radisson Blue Palais Hotel Vienna
Parkring 14-16
1010 Vienna
Indian Handicrafts Fair
March 25th to 30st
Völkerkundemuseum/Heldenplatz
1010 Vienna
The Spirit - Kathak Dance
›Klagenfurt - March 18th
Details to follow
›Graz - March 19th - 20:00
Volkshaus Graz
Lagergasse 98a – 8020 Graz
Reservations at 0699 1025 9961
More info at www.indiacentergraz.at
›Wien - March 20th - 17:00
Akzent Theater
Theresianumgasse 18 - 1040 Wien
More info at www.akzent.at
Workshop on "Information
Technologies and Innovation in
Sanskrit-Based Indian Studies"
March 25th and 26th, 09:00-18:00
University of Vienna, Institut für
Südasien-, Tibet- und Buddhismuskunde, Spitalgasse 2-4, Hof 2,
Eingang 2.1 and 2.7 - 1090 Vienna
(registration mandatory)
Details to follow
Seminars
Indian Dance - March 16th, 18:00
Key-note speaker: Dr. Leela Venkatraman
Indian Music - March 21st, 18:00
Key-note speaker: Dr. Shubha Chaudhuri
University of Vienna, 1010 Vienna
(registration mandatory)
Dance Performances - Kathak
The dance of the the nomadic bards known as Kathaks, or “storytellers“
Kathak Performances in the Festival of India 2011 in Vienna, Graz and Klagenfurt
Vidha Lal, a multi-faceted Kathak exponent and disciple of renowned Guru Geetanjali Lal of Jaipur Gharana.Vidha has earned great
acclaim in the media and from connoisseurs for her brilliant solo performances in India and abroad.
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Indian Handicrafts Fair
What to expect in forthcoming Indian Handicraft Exhibition cum Sale during 25-30
March 2011 at Ethnology Museum/Heldenplatz, Vienna
Indian Fashion Jewellery and Accessories: Creativity of
Indian Craftspersons with artificial and natural material
Jewellery has been rooted into the Indian soil, not from today, but
from ages that has lent itself to the creative hands of the Indian
craftsmen. Just as Indian traditions have evolved with time, so has
the Indian jewellery. Exemplary designs, precious stones and the
adroit craftsmanship of Indian designers and artisans have given
birth to new line of Indian fashion jewellery which is elegant,
captivating and defines attitude of individuals to make a ravishing
statement in the world of fashion jewellery.
Jewellery making is an art and each piece which is made is crafted
out with well-balanced hands. Here's the exquisite collection of our
rich inheritance.
Kundankari
Inspired by Mughal jewellery, Kundankari is done on gold and
silver jewellery. The beauty of kundan work lies in the precise
setting of stones into kundan and the overall look of the ornament.
Gemstones are set within solid walls of gold. The jewellery
features stones encrusted on one side and colourful and intricate
meenakari on the reverse. This technique famous from Rajasthan
is now being used to make some of the most in demand in the
fashion jewellery industry.
Folk and Tribal Jewellery
Much assorted in India, folk and tribal jewellery delicately worked
with wood, ivory, plastic, bones, beads and shells, is a visual
delight. Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan and the
tribal zones in central, eastern and southern India are popular for
ornaments in silver and a particular type of alloy called ‘Pewter’
that intimates silver. The craftsmen explore the use of all these to
give crude and tribal yet fashionable look.
Beaded & Metal Jewellery
The enamel workers of Kangra, Chamba, Mandi, and Kullu are
very famous for their exquisite chunky bead and metal jewellery.
Elliptical anklets, solid iron-headed bangles, hair ornaments and
necklaces known as chandanhaars (a bunch of long silver chain
linked by engraved silver plagues) are some of the exquisite
pieces that they usually make.
Temple Jewellery
Temple jewellery of India is used to adorn the idols of Gods and
Goddesses and the designs have become a part of every
woman's jewellery collection. Traditionally, the jewellery consists
of gold ornaments studded with red and green semi-precious
stones. The designs in solid gold jewellery of Tamil Nadu and
Kerala are made of paisley motifs.◄
Filigree Work
Popularly known as ‘tarkashi’ — a style from the state of Orissa,
Filigree work is done on silver. Twisting the delicate silver wire into
delicate loops knitted in a zigzag pattern, lends this style of
jewellery in an intricate lace like appearance. Inspired by the way it
was done in Greece in ancient times; the work has still maintained
and modified that antique style magnificently.
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Festival of India 2011 - Indian Film Week
Indian Film Week
“INDIAN FILM WEEK” PROGRAM
FREE ADMISSION
Reservations required (available from March 10th on)
All movies screened at 'De France' Cinema, Schottenring 5, Vienna 1010
www.indianembassy.at/filmweek
17:00
19:45
Friday, 18th March
Sholay by Ramesh Sippy
Yaadein by Subhash Ghai
Movie Details
For more information, visit:
www.indianembassy.at/filmweek
(All movies in original language with english subtitles)
17:00
19:30
21:00
Saturday, 19th March
Black by Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Kesariya Balam by Sandeep Kumar
Iqbal by Nagesh Kukunoor
Sunday, 20th March
17:00 Koi Mil Gaya by Rakesh Roshan
20:00 Paheli by Amol Palekar
Monday, 21st March
17:00 Lakshya by Farhan Akhtar
20:15 Paheli by Amol Palekar
Tuesday, 22nd March
17:00 Sholay by Ramesh Sippy
19:45 Koi Mil Gaya by Rakesh Roshan
Wednesday, 23rd March
17:00 Lakshya by Farhan Akhtar
20:15 Iqbal by Nagesh Kukunoor
Thursday, 24th March
17:00 Yaadein by Subhash Ghai
20:15 Black by Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Sholay
Black
(Sholay)
(Black)
Action
160 Min.
Drama
124 Min.
Yaadein
Lakshya
(Bittersüße
Erinnerungen)
(Mut zur
Entscheidung)
Romance
193 Min.
Romance
187 Min.
Koi Mil Gaya
(Sternenkind)
Iqbal
Fantasy
165 Min.
Drama
132 Min.
Paheli
Kesariya
Balam (Liebe
(Die Schöne und der
Geist)
Fantasy
134 Min.
(Iqbal)
ohne Grenzen)
Drama
90 Min.
Indian Food Festival
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