Culture Monks

January 13, 2019

you thant…u thant: an imagination fragment from the mind of the first non european secretary general of UN from 1961 to 1971 by parnab mukherjee

January 11, 2019January 11, 2019

checkpoint hoogly (v.2) : with dr. rakini devi

December 4, 2018

open call for ’10 minutes to death’

November 26, 2018December 31, 2018

open call for volunteers | trainees | interns in various roles & functions

November 22, 2018December 31, 2018

selector pro : electronic music workshop facilitated by sarah chawla and varun desai, with q & a on industry insights

November 16, 2018December 31, 2018

orphée & jean cocteau : screening, lecture & book Launch

November 15, 2018January 8, 2019

electronic music workshop for children

November 14, 2018January 8, 2019

mudrasa : masterclass by dr. rakini devi

November 14, 2018December 31, 2018

katha’koli storytelling workshop for adults

November 7, 2018January 8, 2019

launch of young monks website

Testimonials


									
														“Wanted to thank you with all my heart. It was indeed one of its kind cathartic experience for me”. – participant from  Kathakoli storytelling workshop Advertisements

													― Alakanda Chaterjee
											

										
														Alka Khanna : Thank you Culture Monks for introducing Story-telling. It is truly an art well organised and dealt with patient facilitators . Looking forward to further program organised by the mentors.

													― Alka Khanna
											

										
														Feedback on the workshop experience from one of the participants : ” the workshop was very productive and useful.It helped me to gain some basic knowledge and tips about how to click the best shots,which I will try to apply henceforth.It helped me to better my acting skills as well.Overall it was very cooperative and … 
Continue reading “amrapali _ participant in the children filmmaking course”

													― amrapali _ participant in the children filmmaking course
											

										
														Anandee Nivedita Thank you Culture Monk and the mentors to spread and reviving the ages old art form… Story telling…

													― Anandee Nivedita
											

										
														On Digambarim : Since a long I hadn’t attended this type of group theater especially who had working on the divine. But trust me ‘digambarim’ is one of the best of them and a story of good relative minor. Again you(& team) have done great pledge and specially “Bula da” saying rest things by his … 
Continue reading “Archisman Chatterjee”

													― Archisman Chatterjee
											

										
														On Digambarim : Mon, manan o deho ke ghire ek mayajal sristi kore ei Digambarim. Adhunik theatre r prokristo udahoron. Porichalok o kushilob der kurnish na janiye upay thake na.

													― Manas Basu
											

										
														It was a superb experience to see the expression of art and character come out so naturally…especially the music that was enmeshed as the base of the art.

													― Nelson Andrews
											

										
														Hi Janardan Ghosh, Nice article. I have dedicated a set time to read amazing pieces of information about Art and Culture. Coming across this blog was a great hope. Relevant information with the right amount of facts added to my knowledge base.

													― poojamehra1185
											

										
														On Digambarim : Digambarim is a very very experimental drama. It has an abstract flavour. Intellectual thought & marvellous acting also.  Main protagonist Sanchaita is very interesting & charming.

													― Rathin Manna
											

										
														So these are my biggest takeaways from the workshop.👇🏻🙂 Personal Learnings: 1.) The importance of warmup before any performance. This can be applied to any area in life. Eg: Everyday is a performance for me personally , so I do 15 mins of breathing based guided meditation daily; first thing in the morning before I … 
Continue reading “sudhyasheel sen  – kathakoli storytelling workshop participant”

													― sudhyasheel sen  – kathakoli storytelling workshop participant