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New Delhi: 'There is no such thing as a child who hates to read, there are only children who have not found the right book.’ To fill in the gap, Teamwork Arts, the producer of the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival, announced the launch of Kahaani Bo
As the current wave of Covid-19 sweeps across India, performance artists are staring at possibly another year of no work, no stage events. In Madhya Pradesh’s Dewas city, bhakti singer Kaluram Bamaniya, has taken multiple loans to make ends meet and to support musicians in his troupe. “Before Covid, we used to make anywhere between Rs 6 and 12 lakh a year. But now, my five musicians are doing daily labour to survive,” said Bamaniya whose monthly expenses are around Rs 30,000 and has a family of six to look after. He also supported his troupe for a while. “I think I may also have to se...
Apr 18, 2021 The launch led to a webinar organised in co-operation with The Marg Foundation and Sahapedia, focusing on the 1980 UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of the Artist. The Recommendation serves as a key international instrument promoting cultural diversity and expressions, as well as specific measures to improve the socio-economic and professional conditions of artists and cultural professionals around the world. Ms. Nirupama Kotru, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, provided the perspective of the Government of India on the difficulties related to the Covid-...
Music and musicians during the pandemic: Sound of silence © Provided by Hindustan Times There’s something different about a music venue run by a musician. The sound is wholesome - more understood, setting up is smoother and the vibe is of a community coming together to enjoy the artform, learn from and lean on it, and support one another. The musicians on stage are more than mere entertainers. And the silence is different – it’s put in place so that audiences listen to one song in complete silence and let the magic take over. At least that’s the case at The Piano Man, Delhi, and Gur...
26 Feb, 2021 - 04:05 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team The Kumbh of Literary Festivals, The Jaipur Literature Festival is LIVE yet again this year with it’s larger life Virtual Avatar. Powered by Dreamcasts’s virtual platform, the platform replicated JLF’s iconic Venue, where the festival has been held in the last 13 years. Dreamcast, one of the earliest ventures and innovators in virtual event platforms in India, is a category leader in the virtual and hybrid events space. Founded in 2010, the company has hosted thousands of virtual and hybrid conferences, e...