“Haman Hain Ishq” (That Love Is All There Is) was a concurrence of arts, music and poetry combined with digital works to revisit ancient values of religious pluralism and harmony in the contemporary age. The painter Haku Shah and the internationally renowned musician Shubha Mudgal, two very well known artists in India, participated in the exhibition-concert Haman Hain...
Baagon Na Jaa by Shubha Mudgal
Song- Baagon Na JaaAlbum – Haman Hai IshqArtiste – Shubha MudgalProduced by – Breakthrough and CMAC (Centre for Media and Alternative Communication)Supported by – The Prince Claus Fund...
Journeys Toward Freedom – Part 2
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Journeys Toward Freedom – Part 1
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Framing Obama
CMAC was invited by American Embassy to design an exhibition on the eve of visit of president Barack Obama. The exhibition was mounted at the American Center, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, from November 1st till November 30. Curated by photographer, filmmaker and graphic designer Parthiv Shah, the exhibition, titled U. S. President Barack Obama showed the various sides...
Mere Paas Raho
Mere Paas Raho, an audio CD As part of a centenary tribute to the poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz, CMAC produced an audio CD called Mere Paas Raho. The CD includes an array of songs composed and performed by Vidya Shah, based on the work of Faiz. Mere Paas Raho was produced in collaboration with the Faiz...
Rajyasabha TV: Discussion on Faiz
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Art as Witness/ Voices of Dignity
Art As Witness Art As Witness was a photo-exhibition curated by Parthiv Shah and jointly conceived by CMAC & Amnesty International, India. The exhibition featured images by eminent photographers from all over the world on the harsh realities of day-to-day life as experienced by ordinary people in South Asian zones; and specifically, of infringes from...
Indian Women On Record: Trailer
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National Workshop on ‘Unorganized Sector and Role of Media’
The unorganized sector plays a vital role in terms of providing employment opportunities to large segment of the working force in the country, and also contributing to the National Product remarkably. According to the NSSO survey (1990-2000), out of total workforce of 397 million, only 28 million workers are employed in the organized sector...