Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Pursuit of Vibrancy - A painting exhibition of recent works by Sanjay Punekar & Sakshi Talwar

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

17th August - 21st August, 2019

Master Strokes 2019 - A group exhibition by various artists

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

18th August - 22nd August, 2019

THEATRE & DANCE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Faqeer Nimaana (Theatre in Dance/Punjabi, English, Hindi/65 mins). Dir. Sanjukta Wagh. Group: beej. Faqeer Nimaana: Embodying the faqeer, Shah Hussain and his words in music and dance. The path of love is a needle’s eye. Be a thread. Go through.’ Shah Hussain was a mystic weaver poet from 16th century Lahore. His charkha spins, a metaphor for life and death, perennial movement and time itself but only a single thread can dare to enter the needle’s eye, beyond which all divisions of religion, caste, gender, sexuality and nation must break to find a new way of being. A tribute to “Faqeer Nimaana” by bringing to life his ‘kafi’s’ in song and dance. Tickets at 150, 250 and 350 available on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation.

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Master Strokes 2019 - A group exhibition by various artists

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

18th August - 22nd August, 2019

Recapturing the marvels of Rajasthan - A solo exhibition of acrylic on canvas, soft pastels on paper, water colour on paper and mixed media by Priyanka Banerjee

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

22nd August - 25th August, 2019

THEATRE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Those Left Behind Things (English/105 mins). Wri. & Dir. Vikram Phukan. Group: Theatre Jil Jil Ramamani. The play follows the journey of Iranian asylum-seeker Hamid and others of his ilk, as they exchange one set of circumstances for another. From the dark alleys of Tehran to the neon-lit pier at Brighton, life comes full circle. The lands of milk and honey are not what they seem, and what is left behind might well be lost forever. The play examines displacement and migration, the shifting signposts of desire, and the inextinguishable human spirit. Tickets at 150, 250, 350 available on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation.

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Recapturing the marvels of Rajasthan - A solo exhibition of acrylic on canvas, soft pastels on paper, water colour on paper and mixed media by Priyanka Banerjee

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

22nd August - 25th August, 2019

The Nature of Things - A solo painting exhibition by Kota Neelima

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

23rd August - 29th August, 2019

THEATRE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Jam (Eng,Hindi/65 mins). Dir. Shivani Tanksale. Producer: Harkat Studios. Writer: Annie Zaidi. Bina and Surekha are college friends who haven’t met for years. Now they have met but are stuck in a terrible traffic jam. Surekha drives, swears and is not above nudging a car that is refusing to give way. But is there more to her aggression? With no way out of the jam, they revisit their college days back in Darjeeling. Tickets at 200, 350 and 500 available on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation.

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:30 pm

THEATRE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Under Pressure (English/90 mins). Dir. Aruna Ganesh Ram. Group: Visual Respiration. The performance will examine the domino effect of Individual & collective choice and environmental consequence, exploring themes of consumerism, minimal living, indigenous wisdom, the life of trees and the politics of nature. Entry by passes available on bookmyshow.com. Limited passes are available at the Programmes desk, Habitat World, IHC.

Venue : Amaltas

07:30 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Recapturing the marvels of Rajasthan - A solo exhibition of acrylic on canvas, soft pastels on paper, water colour on paper and mixed media by Priyanka Banerjee

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

22nd August - 25th August, 2019

The Nature of Things - A solo painting exhibition by Kota Neelima

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

23rd August - 29th August, 2019

WORKSHOP - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Character Arc by Aditya Garg. This workshop brings together dynamics of movement, physical theatre and voice. Come and take part in a one-day workshop, where you will sweat, sing and play to create compelling theatre. Fee: Rs.200. Register on bookmyshow.com or at the Programmes desk, Habitat World, IHC.
Timings:- 10:00am - 05:00pm

Venue : Amaltas

10:00 am

THEATRE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Head 2 Head (Eng, Kannada with Eng subtitles/65 mins). Dir. Shabari Rao. Group: The Big Fat Company. “Am I a good actor even though I am fat?”, “How does being in this body shape me as an actor?” “Did Shakespeare say Hamlet was lean?” In search of answers to these questions, The Big Fat Company plays with ‘Hayavadana’ and has come up with Head 2 Head, a unique devised theatre performance. By using sections of the iconic Kannada play by Girish Karnad, it interrogates identity and archetypes, and the much-vaunted mind-body (dis)connection. An important question for actors with large bodies who deal with this quandary on a daily basis is: Where does identity lie: head or body? Or both? Tickets at 150, 250 and 350 available on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation.

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Recapturing the marvels of Rajasthan - A solo exhibition of acrylic on canvas, soft pastels on paper, water colour on paper and mixed media by Priyanka Banerjee

Venue : Convention Centre Foyer

22nd August - 25th August, 2019

The Nature of Things - A solo painting exhibition by Kota Neelima

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

23rd August - 29th August, 2019

Sacred Sounds - A solo painting exhibition by Sonia Kumar

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

25th August - 29th August, 2019

WORKSHOP - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Hugely Unseen by The Big Fat Company. A workshop on body and performance for physically big actors. The workshop facilitates to explore encounters with the living and the lived body; Body as embodied text; and Body as the subject and the object. Fee: Rs.200. Register on bookmyshow.com or at the Programmes desk, Habitat World, IHC.
Timings:- 09:30am - 05:00pm

Venue : Amaltas

09:30 am

THEATRE - Old World Theatre Festival 2019. Pitaji Please (Hindi/120 mins). Wri & Dir. Makrand Deshpande. Group: Ansh Theatre Group. The love between a Father and his son compels them to keep one Lie between them to welcome Swati in their house. A compelling warm, truthful play about a lie out of fear!! Tickets at 250, 350 and 500 available on bookmyshow.com and at the Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. An Old World Culture Presentation.
Timings:- 04:00pm & 07:00pm

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

04:00 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

The Nature of Things - A solo painting exhibition by Kota Neelima

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

23rd August - 29th August, 2019

Sacred Sounds - A solo painting exhibition by Sonia Kumar

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

25th August - 29th August, 2019

MUSIC & FILM - Opera at Habitat Series. Puccini’s La Boheme (Italian with English subtitles/111 mins). Tribute to Franco Zeffirelli. Stage Production & Set Design by Franco Zeffirelli. Conductor: Herbert von Karajan. Sunit Tandon introduces a studio film of Puccini’s most popular and quintessentially ‘romantic’ opera about a group of starving artists trying to survive in 1830s Paris, including a seamstress, Mimi and the would-be playwright, Rodolfo, whom she loves. La Boheme virtually defines the term ‘romantic’ and Zeffirelli’s productions of it for major opera houses of the world were a benchmark of their time.

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm

Habitat Photosphere - The second edition of Habitat Photosphere (February 18-March 18, 2019), a year-long photography festival is conceptualized and curated by Dr. Alka Pande. Sustainable development is the meta-narrative of the exhibition with Bhu or Earth as its core theme. The awardees Juhi Saklani (New Delhi), Thulasi Kakkat (Kochi), Zishaan Akhbar Latif (Mumbai) and Syed Adnan Ahmed (Rajasthan) are mentored by an eminent panel of photographers including Aditya Arya, Bandeep Singh, Parthiv Shah and Prabir Purkayastha respectively

Venue : Jor Bagh Metro Station

01st July - 31st August, 2019

IhleD in Perspective - A solo photography exhibition by Rajan Bhatt. When the ever-increasing chasm of contradictions spills beyond the existing and the living, when the monochromatic existence of most is punctuated by the resplendent hues of the city that we would like to call our own, when the vestiges of the past jostle for space amongst the gigantic dominance of modern progression, it finds color in Delhi...Welcome to the city as the photographer has chosen to see it...

Venue : Delhi 'o’ Delhi Foyer

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Art Workshop by Rohit Kumar Sharma - Classes every Saturday and Sunday.
Timings: Saturdays, 2.30 pm - 5.00 pm and Sundays, 11.30 am - 2.00 pm
Fee: Rs. 4,500/- for three months. The workshop is only for adults

Venue : Palm Court Conference Room

01st August - 31st August, 2019

Exhibition - The partition of India in 1947 resulted in the largest mass-migration of people in the world till date. In recent years, testimonies of these migrations from those who witnessed the event have begun to emerge, resulting in a better understanding of the partition. Among these, the narratives of women, young and old are imperative as they alert us to the impact that partition had on familial life, on homes and ways of living. This exhibit by The 1947 Partition Archive explores first-hand accounts with women who witnessed the partition.

Venue : Mandi House Metro Station

01st August - 31st August, 2019

The Nature of Things - A solo painting exhibition by Kota Neelima

Venue : Visual Arts Gallery

23rd August - 29th August, 2019

Sacred Sounds - A solo painting exhibition by Sonia Kumar

Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery

25th August - 29th August, 2019

TALK - Charles Correa Memorial Lecture. Conservation for Development by Ratish Nanda, Conservation Architect. Chair: Ashok Vajpeyi, poet and art administrator. Collab. Raza Foundation

Venue : Gulmohar

07:00 pm

TALK - नया हिन्दी जनपदः हंस सोशल मीडिया/न्यू मीडिया विशेषांक, एक साल बाद – New Hindi Public Domain: First Anniversary of the Hans Special Issue on New/Social Media edited by Ravikant and Vineet Kumar. A panel discussion on the virtual Bhasha world and New / Social Media.

Venue : Amaltas

07:00 pm

MUSIC - Dhrupad Festival in Memory of late Pt. Kshitipal Mallick. Dhrupad vocal by Dr. Prabhakar Narayan Pathak Mallick, Darbhanga gharana; Dhrupad vocal by Ustad Wasifuddin Dagar, Dagar tradition. Collab. Pt. Kshitipal Mallick Dhrupad Society

Venue : The Stein Auditorium

07:00 pm