AROUND TOWN NEWS
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May 2011 -
Participants were required to chant a specific number of verses starting randomly based on a cue card they picked. Six volunteer judges had been selected to grade them on (a) proper intonation and pronunciation of the verses, (b) memorization, and (c) presentation and overall effect.
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April 2011 -
Through panel discussions, featured talks, and a keynote address by Her Excellency Ambassador Meera Shankar, the event explored the themes of innovation, healthcare, foreign policy, and commerce.
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April 2011 -
Now, until May 15th, Oglethorpe University’s Museum of Art presents the first public display of a collection of more than 50 works from 28 of India’s most famous modern artists.
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April 2011 -
“Indian culture influenced the development of Western thought far greater than has been realized, and Naina Mehta’s role provides opportunities to talk about these historical issues.
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April 2011 -
Chinmaya Mission Alpharetta (CMA) presented the drama “Arjuna” with realistic settings, appropriate props and colorful costumes at the Clayton County Performing Arts Center on Sunday March 26th.
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April 2011 -
Students from Nritya Natya Kala Bharati (NNKB) celebrated their 10th annual dance recital on March 6 th at the beautiful Atlanta Symphony Hall.
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April 2011 -
The Indian Cultural Exchange (ICE), a student organization at the University of Georgia, hosted a three hour show, packed with more than 1200 college students and parents included performances by dance groups from UGA, Emory, Georgia Tech, GSU and Mercer.
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April 2011 -
Vibe 2011 held at Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University was perhaps Atlanta’s first International Dance Festival, involving over a hundred artists, and representing cultures from the Far East of the globe to the Southeast of the United States.
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March 2011 -
American popular culture—the art that surrounds us every day—represents the community’s hopes and desires, and so is tied to politics, social cohesion, healing, etc.
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March 2011 -
The Association of Scientists of Indian Origin in America (ASIOA) was established in 1981 to promote fellowship, to act as a scientific and educational society.
