Kashi art Gallery
Kashi art Gallery
http://www.kashiartgallery.com
Kashi Art Gallery and Kashi Art Cafe are art spaces for contemporary art in Cochin, Kerala, India. Kashi, founded by Anoop Skaria and Dorrie Younger, based in Cochin. Kashi's has played a substantial role in making Cochin the new art district of South India.
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Bharat Bhavan is a concept to give expression to the harmony of diversity, that is India. It is necessary to foster cultural communication among them in the best interests of the nation. Ever since its founding, Bharat Bhavan, has endeavored to promote national integration through cultural interaction. The interaction resulting from this togetherness has always made these groups realize the common cultural mainstream of our country.The ultimate goal of Bharat Bhavan is to create cultural synthesis among various peoples of the country in spite of the diversities and distractions of modern living. Bharat Bhavan shall strive to be a center of excellence in art and culture.Bharat Bhavan KeralaThe various linguistic groups within Kerala have looked for a forum for long to present their activities. And the result is Kerala Chapter of Bharat Bhavan.Bharat Bhavan gets you to know one another. It introduces you to the art forms and music of different states. It organizes interface with writers, poets and intellectuals as well as artistes from different linguistic groups. And, of course, in their midst Kerala's art forms and literature too!
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KERALAMThe land of kera, coconuts, >The land of festivals – onam, vishu, pooramThe state of malayalees – Malayalam languageThe place with highest literacy on the earth – Complete literacyThe land of myth - Created by Parassuraman by throwing his axe to seaThe state that elected the first communist government in the world.The Queen of Arabian Sea - CochinThe best examples for religious harmonyThe home of kathakali, ayurveda, vallamkali, ottam thullal...The land of spices, black pepper, cardamom, ginger, rubber, tea.The dream of tourist -hill stations, beaches, back waters, water falls,The destination - a must visit destination in a life time
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Kathakali is a form of dance drama. Elements of music, dance , painting, poetry and drama blend in a unique way to make this art form stand out amongst other classical dance forms. Kathakali has evolved from classical dance forms such as Koodiyattam and also imbibed elements of several folk art forms that existed in Kerala. The many aspects of traditional rituals and ceremonies that Kathakali picked up on its evolutionary course from various folk arts, has since then become its integral part.
The classical elements of this art form comprise Natya (enactment-histronics), Nritha (Pure Dance), Nrithya(the element of dance with emphasis on expressions of emotions).
Geetha (song, vocal) and Vadya (accompanying instruments) supplement these elements to perfection to yield a complete theatrical art form.
Kathakali is better appreciated and understood with an understanding of Mudras - gestures of hands. The actors in a sense, translates background music into dance and drama. A story is frame-worked within an intricate array of lyrics and poems.
The classical elements of this art form comprise Natya (enactment-histronics), Nritha (Pure Dance), Nrithya(the element of dance with emphasis on expressions of emotions).
Geetha (song, vocal) and Vadya (accompanying instruments) supplement these elements to perfection to yield a complete theatrical art form.
Kathakali is better appreciated and understood with an understanding of Mudras - gestures of hands. The actors in a sense, translates background music into dance and drama. A story is frame-worked within an intricate array of lyrics and poems.
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