The Other People singing some good ol Rock n Roll on stage at the amphiteatre
The crowds at the amphiteatre
This small little exhibit had hundreds of bottles stacked on the sidewalk
A installation protesting the recent Terror attacks
A bird made of scrap metal draws some curious stares.
An anti-smoking installation at the festival
An installation on that has the globe in the form of a top, with an ad for a palmist in the background
An ode to the issue of water in the city, takes the form of a giant pyramid of bottles and buckets
This odd installation had speakers in the sculpture emanating disembodied sounds. Here is the description from the exhibit: "Every action has a reaction. Likewise every every event like Corruption, Terrorism, Globalization, Women Exploitation, Social imbalance, Religious discrimination etc leaves a mark, good or bad. Even though if it subsides for the moment it never dies, there's always a possibility for different situations. Our heart, mind and body would differ in their reactions. Imagine if all our reactions were to prove their existence individually, they would explode from our body and scream as loud as they can, threatening our existence. Like a fungus kills the same organism on which it takes birth & thrives."
The entrance to the Kala ghodha art festival
This brilliant art installation by Grey Black looks at the relation of the citizens with the city. It hope that like the scorpions young, we will not end up eating the very city that sustains us
Another art installation at Kala Ghoda
A decorated Mahindra Logan
I saw this little bee sit on a small flower near one of the installations
A man climbing a Giant weaver birds nest
Part of the "Made in Chaina" exhibit
A look at how the city and its citizens are constantly living at he edge, under pressure to survive
Ducks at the Horniman Circle Gardens
A small idol at a roadside shop
A Bharat Natyam Odissi Recital
A earthen statue of a girl
An earthen Ganesha statue
Paintings at the roadside stalls
An art installation of bikes welded together
A group ensemble presentation by Nalanda Dance Research Center with two varied dance styles from Kerala and Tamil Nadu
Kala Ghoda drew amazing crowds this year round (it was impossible to move at times). Maybe its the looming recession that responsible for people wanting to try out new things.
Shankar Mahadevan plays at the Shankar Eshaan Loy Nite on the steps of the Asiatic
Crowds enjoy the Rocking music of Shankar Eshaan Loy on the steps of the Asiatic Library
Hearts wish everyone a very happy valentine's day.
Kids from Shaimak Davar's Dance Academy put on a show at the Amphiteatre
The Black Horse glows in the night
A man climbing up a giant weaver bird nest up in the trees
This little colorful exhibit filled the middle of the street
The Indian Whistlers Association put on a very entertaining show
A small little Joker !!
Some earthern pots painted with egyptian motifs
Graffiti covered this small little stall
Lots of small clay objects were on display
A Painting at one of the roadside exhibits
A Band member of the group "Far Out" seems lost in thoughts, waiting for the session to start
A Band member of the group "Far Out" revving up
Fay, The lead singer of "Far Out"
An art exhibition on the footpath
Saw this huge piece of artwork at one of the stalls
Crowds enjoying the music
Some nice Rock / Jazz was played by this band
A painted wooden trunk hangs over the sidewalk
Ganesha seemed to be the flavor of this years festival
A small statue in a roadside curio shop
Crowds on the Asiatic Library Stairs waiting for the Shaan Concert to begin
Several Flags are projected on the Asiatic Library during the concert, making for an interesting picture
The Stars shine on as this years edition of the festival comes to a close
A model stands by this hoarding at Kala Ghoda. Guess the recession is affecting even the fashion industry ;-)
