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 Festival Director
     Rati Saxena

Dr. Rati Saxena
K.P.9/624, Vaijayant Chettikunnu, Medical College PO
TRIVANDRUM-695011
KERALA-INDIA
 

  Annual International Festival 2010,

The fifth Kritya 2010 Festival will concentrate on the poetry of exile, trauma and survival. The known poets of exile all around the world have expressed exile in different individual terms. The poetry of exile, here, as a concept has been stretched to include voluntary and involuntary exile not only from one's land and life but emotional, spiritual, political, social, cultural, economic and similar contexts of the term. This would, therefore necessarily include diasporic poetry. Politically exiled poets experience acute trauma in terms of being politically uprooted from a motherl.

 

Kritya invites poets of repute and aspirants to participate in the programme.

The list of poets who are participating from other countries. Renato Nicolini
Rome
Marilu Prati
Rome
Zingonia Zingone
Rome
Peter Waugh
Vienna
Dieter Berdel
German + Viennese dialect
Maria Elena Blanco
Cuba
Petra Ganglbauer
German
Enrique Moya
Venezuela
Victoria Slavuski
Argentina
Bernhard Widder
Austria
Hanane Aad
Labnan
Diti Roman
Tel-Aviv
Alicia Partnoy
Argentina

Odveig Klyve Norway
and others

 
Opening Speech by
Rati Saxena,
Director, KRITYA 2010
Inauguration by
Chief Guest-

Mahesh Elkunchwar
Speech by Host Director
Dr. RAJESH SACHDEVA
Presidential Address -
Dr SS NOOr,
Presentation of subject for
poetry festival -

K Satchidanandan
Presentation of Art and film
exhibition by curator
Inauguration of

Painting exhibition.
Session I
Poetry Reading -
Session II
Poetry Reading
Session II -
Paper presentations & discussion
Session IV- Film shows
Day II ,
Session I-
Poetry Reading
Session II-
Poetry Reading
Session III-
Poetry Reading by

LABYRINTH
Session IV-
Open Mike

Day III,
Session I -
Poetry Reading
Session II -
Poetry Reading
Session -III ,
Poetry reading
 
 

Kritya's engagement with arts and the aesthetic experience through poetry and allied art forms has always manifest itself in the blending of the visual and the poetic. On the occasion an Art Exhibition and film exhibition  has been envisaged. Kritya will afford a forum for art lovers the world over to witness a visual extravaganza through the works of upcoming Indian artists. The art exhibition will open simultaneously along with the poetry festival.  Kritya and the and will be open to the public on all days of the festival.
 Film  Kritya2010 hopes to out run the success by formally slotting an entire session to short film on poetry. Short films use the language and images of metaphor and metonymy much the same as poetry does. the festival will  be
 giving a stage to poetry films an order to widen the space of poetry. There will be space for talented young poets-filmmakers to showcase their talent to an international audience Films based on poems, poems turned into films are welcome Kritya2010 Invites short film not existing to 10-15 minutes in duration in any regional language with subtitles in English. However the theme will be restricted to the focus of the festival -Exile, trauma and survival.