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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Unsealed Chamber - The Transient Image
DESCRIPTION:ArtistsCurator’s essayThis year marks the 195th anniversary of the first successful experimentation with photography as a novel form and patented as a new invention by the French practitioner Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1827. In honour of this occasion\, Unsealed Chamber: The Transient Image is presenting four contemporary artists working with both analogue and digital methods\, reacting to vital transformations following a year of introspection in the course of the pandemic. \nThrough newly made productions\, Aparna Nori\, Arpan Mukherjee\, Indu Antony and Philippe Calia explore a sense of creative hybridity by melding both manual techniques and new media to reflect on questions of self\, society\, ecology and representation. With a focus on ongoing social concerns\, sometimes as subjects within their own images\, they make crucial contributions to the ever-growing cultural history of the craft of image-making and identity construction. \n⇲ Curated by Rahaab Allana\n⇲ Scenography is realized by Sukanya Baskar \n\nFree Entry. Open to all. \n\nGallery visits from 11 am to 7 pm (venue rules applicable) \n\nObserve social distancing and wear masks while in the gallery. \n\nThe number of visitors in the gallery may be regulated. \nCurator & Scenographer\nRahaab Allana \nSukanya Baskar \nArtists\nAparna Nori \nArpan Mukherjee \nIndu Antony \nPhilippe Calia \nAparna Nori / Nalla Pilla\nAparna Nori (b. 1975) is a photo-based artist based in Bangalore\, India. She has a Master’s degree in Documentary filmmaking and works on commissioned assignments with magazines and creative teams. Aparna uses photography as a medium to explore ideas of memory\, nostalgia\, interpersonal connections and the connections with an environment around her. She includes diverse forms of expression in her practice with alternative photographic processes\, moving images and bookmaking. In 2019\, along with three other artists\, Indu Anthony\, Krishanu Chatterjee\, Vivek Muthuramalingam\, she conceptualised “Kānike”\, a collective and space intended for the practice of contemporary art with an intention to foster creativity and shape new directions in learning. \nArpan Mukherjee / Gola Vora Dhan\nArpan Mukherjee (b. 1977) has studied BFA and MFA in printmaking from Visva-Bharati University\, Santiniketan. Immediate surroundings and personal interpretation of daily life are the basis of his work. He questions and critiques the discrimination\, the political and economic state of society through research and documentation. For his works which are mostly process-based\, he uses various 19th-century photographic mediums. Arpan is among the very few artists who work with ‘alternative photography’ in the country and has developed a practice-based research studio of the historical photographic process in Santiniketan\, named ‘Studio Goppo’. He has participated in a number of exhibitions and workshops and has given lectures on photographic history as well as his own works\, both nationally and internationally. In 2010\, he was awarded ‘Photographer of the year’ from Better Photography. Presently he is teaching as Associate Professor in the department of printmaking at Visva-Bharati University. \nIndu Antony / Ivar\nIndu Antony (b. 1982) is a transdisciplinary artist based out of Bangalore and Kerala\, India. She is known to explore tonalities of inward discussions that later burst out into communal spaces. Her work primarily revolves around the notion of spaces and their intangible character in relation to the gendered body as a site of representation by understanding feministic stands which gives way to performances and installations. Indu has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions in India and abroad including Feminist Art Collective\, Canada (2020); House17\, Luxembourg (2019); Jimei x Arles Festival\, China (2019); Chennai Photo Biennale (2019); Serendipity Arts Festival\, Goa (2018); Kochi-Muziris Biennale Collateral\, (2018-19); FotoFest Biennale\, Houston (2018); Queer Asia Photo Exhibition\, London (2017) and Photo Kathmandu\, Nepal (2015). She has been the recipient of the Public Art grant from the Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art (FICA) and the Toto Funds the Arts (TFA) award for photography. \nPhilippe Calia / The Shape of Clouds\nPhilippe Calia (b.1985) is an artist\, photographer and filmmaker\, currently based in Bangalore. For the past ten years\, he has been commissioned by various agencies\, cultural and media institutions. His photo and video works have been featured in publications such as The New Yorker\, Le Monde or The Indian Quarterly. Philippe’s engagement with the visual arts also takes shape through writing\, education and curation. Since 2013\, he has been collaborating with PIX as a photo editor. Between 2015 and 2020\, he co-managed BIND\, a platform for photography with a public photobook library in Mumbai. His personal work has been awarded\, exhibited internationally\, and is held in private collections. Some of his recent Honors and Awards include Honorable Mention\, Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize (2020); Finalist\, Prix de la Fondation Jean-Luc Lagardère (photographie) (2020); Laureate\, “Writing and Emerging Forms” Grant – Civil Society of Multimedia’s Authors\, Paris (2020) and Laureate\, Visual Arts Commission – Cité Internationale des Arts\, Paris (2019). \nRahaab Allana / Curator\nRahaab Allana is Curator\, Alkazi Foundation for the Arts; Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society (London) and was previously\, Honorary Research Associate at University College\, London. He is on the board of the Trans-Asia Photography (TAP) Review; Founding Editor of PIX; Founder of the ASAP/art app; and has recently guest-edited Aperture Magazine’s 2021 summer issue on Delhi. \nSukanya Baskar / Scenographer\nSukanya Baskar is a curator\, writer and researcher. Her work has developed closely alongside archives\, with a focus on photography and moving image. Previously\, she was working with PIX magazine as a Researcher and Design Consultant. As a part of her graduation project she worked on the photobook\, ‘Witness: Kashmir 1986–2016 / Nine Photographers’ (Yaarbal Books\, 2017) edited by Sanjay Kak\, featured on the New York Times’ list of Best of photobooks of 2017. She is a graduate from the National Institute of Design\, Ahmedabad and the Center for Curatorial Studies\, (CCS) at Bard College\, New York. \nOur partners\nAlliance Française\nAlliance Française aims to promote the French language\, showcase French culture and develop cultural ties between France and India. In India\, there is a strong and vivid network of 13 Alliances Françaises\, soon to be 14. Some centers have different branches in one state\, among which Indore for Alliance Française de Bhopal\, Baroda for Alliance Française d’Ahmedabad or Coimbatore for Alliance Française de Madras. Alliance Française in India works closely with Indian partner organizations as well as the French Embassy and the French Institute in India. \nThe Alkazi Foundation for the Arts\nThe Alkazi Foundation for the Arts (AFA) is a registered charitable trust\, dedicated to the preservation of the cultural history of India through extensive research on photography. Housed in the foundation is the private collection of Ebrahim Alkazi\, known as the Alkazi Collection of Photography\, which comprises works in the form of photographic albums\, single prints\, paper negatives and glass-plate negatives\, painted photographs\, and photo postcards. The collection is particularly strong in areas such as archaeology\, architectural history\, the urban development of colonial cities\, military studies\, anthropological studies and topography. \n\nImg © Philippe Calia
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CATEGORIES:Artistic
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SUMMARY:EUFF 2021: Window To Europe
DESCRIPTION:Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.First Name *Last Name *Email *PhoneSelect your city *AhmedabadDelhiMumbaiMultiple selection allowedAny query about the event?Newsletter (optional)I wish to receive updates about the French Institute's educational\, scientific and cultural events.Submit  \nProviding a “Window To Europe”\, 26th edition of the European Union Film Festival to digitally kick-off from November 1. The month-long festival features an exciting line-up of 60 films\, in 37 languages across 8 genres. \nDo not miss France’s entry this year – Farid Bentoumi’s Red Soil\, which Fabien Lemercier describes as ” A pacey\, socially engaged\, family-focused thriller which follows in the wake of a whistleblower to examine the conflict between the fight against pollution and the defence of economic interests”. \nWATCH ONLINE FILMSRed Soil\nNour\, a young nurse\, has just been hired at her dad’s chemical factory. Taking care of the infirmary\, she uncovers long-hidden secrets and arrangements between the syndicates\, politicians\, and industry leaders. Lies about polluting waste\, employees being sick\, work accidents… Now the young woman will have to choose between her father or becoming a whistleblower… \n\nMadame Bovary\nA film based on the iconic and archetypal character from a world-renowned novel by the literary giant Gustave Flaubert. \nIn the nineteenth century\, the widower countryside Doctor Charles Bovary meets Emma Rouault\, the spirited daughter of Mr Rouault that is his patient and farmer\, and sooner they get married to each other. They move to Tostes and sooner Emma feels bored with the simple lifestyle of her husband. Charles moves to Yonville to please his wife and she feels astonished with the ball of the Marquee. During an agricultural fair\, Madame Bovary meets the womanizer Rodolphe Boulanger that seduces her and they have a love affair. When her naive husband falls in disgrace after an unsuccessful surgery of the clubfoot Hippolyte\, Emma despises him. She meets Boulanger with more frequency and spends a large amount using the credit with the Merchant Lheureux expecting to leave Charles and travel with Boulanger to Rouen. However\, her lover sends a letter to her ending their affair and travelling alone. Emma gets ill and during her recovery\, she travels with her husband to see an opera in Rouen\, where she meets the young Leon Dupuis that becomes her lover. When her debts with the trader Lheureux reaches eight thousand francs\, Emma tries unsuccessfully to get a loan to avoid the execution of the pledge. Hopeless\, she takes a dramatic ultimate decision.
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CATEGORIES:Featured Events,Film Festival,film tv videos
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SUMMARY:Dharamshala International Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:One of our favourite film festivals is back again this year from 4th to 10th November!\nStarted by filmmakers and longtime Dharamshala residents Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam in 2012\, Dharamshala International Film Festival gives the local community and cinephiles across the country a platform to watch good alternative cinema. \nCheck out the French films “Feathers” and “The End of Love” supported by us this year! \nJulie and Yuval live in Paris\, are in love and have just had a baby. When Yuval needs to return to Israel to renew his visa\, they start sharing their family routine via video call. Watching each other obsessively through a screen\, however\, begins to take its toll on their relationship. Will their love survive the perils of this new form of “interaction”? \nTHE END OF LOVEWhen a magic trick goes awry at a children’s birthday party\, the authoritative father of the family turns into a chicken. An avalanche of coincidental absurdities befalls everyone; the mother\, whose mundane life was dedicated to her husband and children\, is now urged to come to the fore and take care of her family. While moving heaven and earth to bring her husband back and secure their survival\, she goes through a total transformation. \nFEATHERS\nFestival dates: 4-10 November 2021\nThe entire programme and passes are available on online.diff.co.in\nThe films are restricted to viewers in India and are available with the Regular Festival Pass – Rs 799.\nNo individual films will be sold\, they will only be available with a pass.\n\nGET YOUR PASS
URL:https://www.institutfrancaisindia.in/event/dharamshala-international-film-festival/
CATEGORIES:film tv videos
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211128
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SUMMARY:Hyderabad Urban Trail
DESCRIPTION:Hyderabad Urban Trail\n A project that seeks to explore the practice of walks and attempts to rediscover the place of the pedestrian in Hyderabad. \nFor urban explorers or  hikers\, experienced or amateur\, and curious minds. Join us for a 4-day collective exploratory walk through the metropolis of Hyderabad. The walks will be preceded and followed by workshops. \nProgramme: \n\n15 Nov from 2-5 pm: Workshop – Preparation. Discussion at AF Hyderabad with representatives of the international network’s Metropolitan Trails to discover trails all around the world.\n\n17\, 18\, 20\, 21 Nov: Collective walk through Hyderabad. Discover cultural projects around issues of territory planning and ecology.\n\n23 Nov from 2-5 pm: Workshop – Reflection. Mapping work to design the urban trail and conceive a plan of action.\n\n26 November at 06:30 pm: Exhibition at Alliance Française of Hyderabad. Public restitution of the experience with maps\, photos\, texts\, objects\, drrawings\, etc.\n\nThis is a project of French Embassy in India / Ambassade de France en Inde \, French Institute in India \, Alliance Française of Hyderabad (AF Hyderabad)\, Bordeaux Métropole\, Bruit du Frigo\, Govt. of Telangana; in partnership with Decathlon Sports India and Safran. \nRegistration on first come first served basis. Full information available at Alliance Française of Hyderabad. \nRegisterLet’s Walk!
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LOCATION:Hyderabad
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SUMMARY:Comment concevoir une évaluation en FLE?
DESCRIPTION:Call for applications!\n\nImprove your pedagogical skills as a French teacher by developing an evaluation of French as a foreign language. \n\nThis training aims to give participants the means to design an evaluation by respecting the different stages of its conception within the framework of a face-to-face or online teaching of French as a foreign language. \nRegistrations are now open!\nDeadline: 5 November 2021\nTariff: Rs. 1000/- \nCall for ApplicationsRegister here
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CATEGORIES:Event,Teacher Training
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211127
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SUMMARY:Exceptional French Language Teacher Award 2021
DESCRIPTION:Institut Français and Embassy of France in India in collaboration with the French Language Teachers associations in India will be pleased to confer the Exceptional French Language Teacher Award EFLTA to teachers who showed great commitment to ensure that their students not only learnt French but enjoyed the whole learning experience throughout the pandemic will be felicitated for their exceptional efforts and contribution for the continuous improvement of French language in India. \nThe award ceremony will be held at\nInstitut Français India in Delhi\nConsulate General of France in Mumbai\nConsulate General of France in Bangalore
URL:https://www.institutfrancaisindia.in/event/exceptional-french-language-teacher-award-2021/
CATEGORIES:CLE,JIPF
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20211210T170000
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SUMMARY:Bourses  pour un stage pédagogique de courte durée
DESCRIPTION:Université pédagogique d’hiver\ndu 29 novembre au 10 décembre 2021\nAppel à candidatures\nLe stage s’adresse à des professeurs expérimentés\n\nde nationalité indienne ;\nenseignant le français langue étrangère dans un établissement indien\, école ou université ;\nayant au moins deux années d’expérience dans le même établissement ;\nayant un niveau de langue française DELF B2 ;\nayant dans son établissement un rôle de coordination ou de conseil pour les autres professeurs\, ou y assumant la responsabilité de projets pédagogiques ;\nemployé à plein temps (éventuellement sur plusieurs établissements) au moins 15h hebdomadaires ;\nn’ayant pas bénéficié d’une bourse de stage équivalent au cours des années 2017 à 2019.\n\nObjectifs du stage\n\ndiversifier et enrichir les pratiques de classe pour améliorer l’efficacité de l’enseignement et la motivation des apprenants ;\napprendre à maîtriser et à utiliser les outils numériques en classe de façon simple ;\nintroduire les outils numériques en classe au service de l’acquisition des compétences langagières ;\nproposer une méthodologie adaptée au contexte contemporain ;\ndonner une image attractive du français.\n\nNota bene : \n\nLe stage ne comportera pas de cours de français et n’est donc pas destiné aux professeurs ayant des besoins importants de perfectionnement linguistique.\nCertains bénéficiaires de cette formation pourront\, par la suite\, être invités à intervenir dans des formations organisées par l’IFI afin de transmettre leurs connaissances.\n\nProgramme du stage\nDécouvrez le programme de formations par quinzaine destiné aux enseignants de français langue étrangère et langue seconde.\nTrois modules au choix de 12 heures chacun\, parmi l’offre suivant : \nde 8h30 à 10h00a) Inverser la classe avec des ressources numériques\nb) Développer une démarche interculturelle \nde 10h30 à 12h00a) Enseigner la grammaire autrement\nb) Favoriser les pratiques ludiques et créatives \nde 13h30 à 15h00a) Enseigner le FLE aux enfants\nb) Dynamiser l’oral avec la radio \nConsultez les descriptifs des modules: https://cla.univ-fcomte.fr/universite-pedagogique-hiver/\nPrise en charge\nLa prise en charge comprend : \n\nformation incluant visites et découvertes culturelles ;\ntransport international ;\nhébergement en famille en demi-pension (si régime végétarien\, préciser) ;\ngratuité du visa.\n\nNota bene :\nLe stagiaire doit contracter une assurance pour le voyage international\, l’assurance prise en charge par la bourse ne s’appliquant qu’à partir de l’arrivée sur le territoire français. \nFrais de participation\nChaque candidat retenu doit payer les frais administratifs de 12.000 INR (douze mille roupies indiennes)\, au nom de l’ « Institut Français en Inde ». \nNota bene :\nLes frais de participation sont non-remboursables même en cas de désistement. \nCalendrier\nDates prévisionnelles :\nle 30 septembre 2021 : Date limite pour le dépôt des candidatures\ndu 29 nov. au 10 déc. 2021 : Stage de formation\nle 28 novembre 2021 : Départ de Delhi/ Bombay/Chennai\nle 11 décembre 2021 : Retour de France \nCandidature\nLes candidats sont invités à rédiger une lettre de motivation mettant en évidence leurs attentes\, en fonction des questions qui se posent concrètement dans l’exercice de leur métier dans le contexte indien. La lettre de motivation sera un élément déterminant pour la sélection des candidats. \nPostulez votre candidature
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CATEGORIES:Cooperation in Higher Education,Teacher Training
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