‘Peace and Harmony’
February 01, 2022
Subrang Arts and London Mozart Players
With live shows cancelled and numerous postponements, 2020 was a lost year for so many artists. But with vaccine rollouts and determination to ride over the natural disaster, there was light at the end of the pandemic-shaped tunnel. The advantage of lockdown was that it enabled all the artists to reflect upon what had happened before awaiting what more there was to come. Here the expression ‘with baited breath’ could realistically apply. The long awaited ‘Peace and Harmony’ concert finally took place at Ashcroft Theatre, Fairfield Halls on 3rd October in front of a very large appreciative audience.
MIGRATION MUSEUM
January 22, 2018
Gujarati Yatra – “We came with empty hands; we left with empty hearts”
If you find yourself anywhere near Croydon between now and April 2018, go and visit the Gujarati Yatra exhibition, which is nestled away in the Museum of Croydon and occupies the stairwell, corridor and café of the Clocktower building in which it is housed.
A lovely review written by Andrew Steeds from Migration Museum, London UK
ISMAILIMAIL
January 12, 2018
New Gujarati Exhibition Opens in London: Exhibits from Gandhi’s and Jinnah’s Ancestral Home Spark New Interest in Diasporic Indians
Exhibition launch.
Gujarati Yatra (Gujarati journey) an exhibition that captures the essence of a journey on the Indian Ocean that has been taking place for over a thousand years, opened in the Museum of Croydon in London, England in November 2017 and was attended by over 450 people.
Written by Mohamed Keshavjee
"This exciting dance drama show cases. Dance drama
a range of local talents from Sutton and Croydon and builds on a rich
cultural heritage " - Councillor Vidhi Mohan - Cabinet Member for
Communities - Croydon Council
"It is refreshing to see people take such pleasure in keeping their motherland's traditions alive and that sense of pride was conveyed to the audience." by Diana
Eccleston 'Croydon Advertiser'
"Subrang Art's presentation was a delight to both the eyes and
ears. For anyone who takes pride in the unique brilliance and diversity
of Indian Folk and Classical dance, this is a must see!!" - by Aarti
Sethia - 'Asian Voice'