Discover & celebrate design at this curated design fair featuring multiple design mediums & the country’s best creative talents: from paintings to jewellery, fashion to products, home-decor, accessories, crafts, furniture & more…
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Discover & celebrate design at this curated design fair featuring multiple design mediums & the country’s best creative talents: from paintings to jewellery, fashion to products, home-decor, accessories, crafts, furniture & more…
This time we present curated collections on the theme of BLUE…
List of Participants
AIACA – Indigo dyed, hand-printed stoles, bed & table linen and copperware
Amru – Hand-block printed sarees on Bengal handloom fabrics
Anu Baraya – Contemporary jewellery in silver and stone
Design 5 Studio – Handmade Wooden Decoupage Home Accessories
August 20, 2013Art, EventsComments Off on Video: Ameet Singh – Bluminescence at #tmf8 Blue Frog Delhi / 16 Aug 2013
A prototype sound and light public art installation exploring ‘blue light’ sited in the spillover public space of Blue Frog. Projected light passing through the multiple floating screens, reflective mirrors – multiple viewing angles and perspectives. The installation features a generative soundscape composed using Scape (A Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers App for the Ipad).
In celebration of our #Blues Friday, here is a pick of some of our favourites,
1. Billie Holiday, always reigns supreme in our hearts, and this is a double bill – the maestro renderring the quintessential classic ‘St. Louis Blues’.
2. One cannot really resist to listen to Louis Armstrong’s version of the same composition, and the pull of his deft artistry
3. Nobody can really deny you the right to sing the blues, the right to feel miserable. Tony Bennett and Bonny Raitt express this blue democracy so effectively, 22.45 minutes into this #bluesy video:
4. Jack TeaGarden doing the Beale Street Blues
5. To leave you on a happier #blue note, here is Blue Skies by the chirpy Ella Fitzgerald
Hope you’re coming for the Monsoon Dinner! We celebrate a #Jaipur Teej with this song from Gulaal, where the heroine revels at enjoying the taste of Beedo, a bite of food from another friend’s plate – an apt to enjoy feasting, Jaipur, and the monsoon!
A monsoon dinner
Curator: The Great Delhi Pop Up/ Anoothi Vishal
Venue Partner: 1 AQ
Sun 18 August, 2013 // 7.30-10.00 pm
Venue
1 AQ / 1 A, Qutab Minar, Mehrauli Road, New Delhi
Specially curated by food critic and curator Anoothi Vishal, who has been reviving traditional recipes and community-based cuisines of India with The Great Delhi Pop-Up, this vegetarian monsoon pop-up dinner brings to the table the rarest, most delightful specialties of the season. The pan-Indian menu incorporates the best of seasonal ingredients, festive specials, and disappearing home-style dishes.
Ayurveda, “the science of medicine and food” recommends specific foods during specific seasons and elaborates on their effects on the body. This philosophy has always been an intrinsic part of Indian regional and community cuisines. And nothing can be more exciting than monsoon cuisine(s) from across the Subcontinent, especially since the rains in the Indian aesthetic are synonymous with unabashed joy, love, hope, re-generation and celebration. After the brief hiatus of summer, this is the time for festivities once again: Ganpati comes visiting the western shores, Rakshabandhan, Teej, Janmashtami and Onam celebrate social and filial ties and all these festivals, of course, automatically mean gorging on sweets and feasts.
Feast on the likes of Dum ka Kathal (jackfruit), Pineapple Menas Kai (from Karnataka), Dal-baati, Jave and Coconut-stuffed Modak / Barfi. Bite into piping hot Batata Vada, crispy Colocasia and more. Sip on ginger-laced Tambli to warm you up …Come feast with us!