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Ami Arts Festival 2022-2023

The third edition of AMI Arts Festival is being organised from 17th to 25th December, supported by the CSR initiative of Emami, in collaboration with Rabindra Tirtha, NKDA (New Town Kolkata Development Authority) and HIDCO (The West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation).

AMI Arts Festival is KCC’s annual cultural festival that takes pride in its Indian cultural legacy and celebrates contemporary manifestations in the arts. Though locally rooted, being trans-local in spirit, the festival hosts participants from across India and abroad to encourage the cross-pollination of ideas and creativity. The AMI Arts Festival becomes a melting pot of all kinds of arts, artists and programs, including multiple exhibitions, a delightful bazaar, star-studded and folk performances, workshops, and virtual talk session.

The Highlights of the Festival:

Performances
Arts Buzzar
Art Exhibitions
Graffiti Competition
Workshops & Talk Sessions
Film Screenings
AMI Orbit Programs
AMI Awards

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*The organisers reserve the right to make changes to individual programs and the Festival in general, as deemed necessary under the circumstances.

Ami Arts Festival 2022-2023

The Highlights of the Festival:

Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt (Padma Bhushan & Grammy-winner, Mohan Veena Maestro)

Divergent Terrains

Prime Time Performance: Rang-e-Thar

Prime Time Performance: Iman Chakraborty Performance

Prime Time Performance: Arko Mukhaerjee Collective

Prime Time Performance: Anjan Dutt

Open Call for exhibition cum fundraiser, “Divergent Terrains”

BAND COMPETITION: Colleges and Universities

BAND COMPETITION: Emerging Band Artists

AMI Arts BUZZAAR: Open Call for Stalls

Living A Dark Night

Prime Time Performance: Ami Theke Amra

Prime Time Performance: Mehfil-e-Qawwali

Prime Time Performance: Borda Borda

Role of Creators in Society

The Afterlife of Performance

Ami Arts - Museo Camera

Journeys

Chhau

Streetfood Music Set by Cizzy and Joesjoint

Based on a False Story Performance

Meepao with Multimedia

Aharya by Tanya Saxena

I by Debapriya Das

Raibenshe performance by Madhab Pramanik & Group

Open Call for Graffiti Artists

Workshop on Handmade Paper Making

Indigenous Food Talk Session

Photography Over the Years

Exploring the Essence of Acting Workshop

Workshop on Cyanotype Printing

Workshop on Salt Print Process

Workshop on Choreographing Yangshak

Living A Dark Night… In Continuum

Printmaking Workshop on City As Play

Kattaikkuttu Workshop

Tavam

Discussing the ‘Divergent Terrains’ in Landscape Painting

Slopes to Sea: A Journey through traditions across Bengal

Ancient to Contemporary Sculptures Online Course

Indian Method in Acting Workshop

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