Jun
12
to Jul 12
Events List
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Mar
27
6:00 PM18:00
Shaam-E-Ghazal With Radhika Chopra
Sivaana presents an experiential evening of ghazals with an amazing backdrop of Angel Orensanz Center in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York. It was originally built as a synagogue and now would enchant us with culturally unique music and singing from various times of the last century.
It would be an evening presenting soulful array of sufism, poetry and music including some of the most famous Mirza Ghalib verses.
Dr. Radhika Chopra (Phd in Indian Classical Music) accompanied by distinguished musicians are coming to perform a culturally unique concert tour titled, “Shaam-e-Ghazal”
Tickets: https://www.hungamacity.com/event/25098/shaam-e-ghazal-with-radhika-chopra-ny
Feb
27
to Apr 4
M. F. HUSAIN | THE ATTENBOROUGH PANELS
When two threads of cinema and Gandhi came together in Attenborough’s movie, Husain was inspired to pay homage, in the form of the monumental painting Untitled (After “Gandhi”) also known as The Attenborough Panels.
Dec
13
7:00 PM19:00
Dec
13
7:00 PM19:00
Nov
10
to Feb 14
Nov
8
to May 4
Shahidul Alam: Truth to Power
Shahidul Alam: Truth to Power presents the first comprehensive U.S. museum survey of Shahidul Alam, the renowned Bangladeshi photographer, writer, activist, and institution-builder and a Time magazine Person of the Year in 2018.
Oct
25
to Dec 31
Arts Of Asia
Brooklyn Museum houses one of America’s foremost collections of Asian art, with the Asian galleries currently including more than 350 works from China, Korea, and Japan. These sections are newly re-imagined, the result of a multiyear reinstallation, with additional galleries planned for the arts of South and Southeast Asia and the Himalayas.
Sep
10
to Jan 5
In Focus: Lakshmi
This exhibition is part of Asia Society Museum’s ongoing In Focus series, which invites viewers to take an in-depth look at a single, significant work of art.
Aug
10
to Aug 20
Sita And Rama: The Ramayana In Indian Painting
Sita And Rama: The Ramayana In Indian Painting
Created between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries for the Rajput and Pahari courts of north India, the paintings in this exhibition capture the collective imagination of the Ramayana, an epic narrative composed by the Sanskrit poet Valmiki around the fifth century B.C. Accompanied by a number of textiles from across South Asia, the artworks illustrate the hero Rama’s rescue of his beloved wife, Sita, after her abduction by Ravana, an evil demon with ten heads. The philosophical dimension of the story finds visual expression in these images, particularly its interest in the themes of morality, kingship, and Rama’s status as a divine manifestation (or avatar) of Vishnu. Highlights include an important group of paintings from the early Punjab Hills Shangri/Mankot Ramayana series.
Rotation 1: August 10, 2019–February 23, 2020
Rotation 2: February 27, 2019–August 30, 2020