Fw: Info on Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma) & The Manifestations of Krishna' The Collection of Kiku Mendriatta

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"Jay Parekh" <jparekh11

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01 July, 2004 12:14 AM

Info on Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma) & The Manifestations of Krishna'

The Collection of Kiku Mendriatta

 

 

> by Gomathi Prabhakar

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> Hi Mr.Jay Parekh

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> Nice talking to you over the phone couple of days ago. As mentioned to you i

am sending the info on Amma and would appreciate very much if you could

circulate it among your members of India Canada Association of Hamilton.

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> I am also enclosing the flyer of Amma's visit to Detla Meadowale Hotel in

Mississauga. I would really appreciate if you could take a print out,make copies

and keep for distribution for your members.

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> there was an interview with Br,Dayamrita Chaitnaya, a close disciple of Amma,

who is the president and director of all Amma's center in the North America,

published in the latest issue of India Observer. i am not sure if the paper is

available in Hamilton. so i am enclosing the copy of the interview also.

>

> Thank you very much.

>

> yours Sincerely

>

> Gomathi Prabhakar

> 416-287-8285

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> Our Community Collects: ‘The Manifestations of Krishna' The Collection of Kiku

Mendriatta

> June 4- July 18, 2004

> Collector: Kiku Mendiratta

> Curator: Dawn White Beatty

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> Assembled over a period of thirty years, Burlington resident Kiku Mendriatta's

collection of Indian paintings in watercolour and oil contains contemporary

works by Indian artists that continue the tradition of historical painting in

India.

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> The thirteen works in this exhibition were selected around the theme “the

manifestations of Krishna” and show the Hindu god Lord Krishna as the central

figure in the most well-known stories of Hinduism. The works are lively and

jewel-like in colouring and patterning. Exquisitely detailed, they exhibit the

sacred colours and designs that have been carefully passed from one generation

of artists to the next since ancient times in India. The delightful figures and

creatures of the stories capture the imagination and the intricate designs and

patterns of the works are beautiful and serene.

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> “Manifestations of Krishna” is the first of a new series of exhibitions

developed by the Burlington Art Centre that celebrates the diversity of

interests of our art collecting community and illustrates the process of

assembling a private art collection.

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> Perry Gallery

> Originated by Burlington Art Centre

> Collector/Curator/Collection Expert Talk and Tour

> Publication with guest writer Burlington collector Kiku Mendiratta.

> Reception: Sunday, June 27 at 2pm

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> 1333 Lakeshore Road at Brock

> Burlington, Ontario, L7S 1A9

> (905) 632-7796Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 5pm

> Friday - Saturday 9:00am- 5:00pm

> Sunday 12noon - 5:00pmFree admission.

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Jay Parekh

> Hamilton ON

> 905-388-5791

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