Music, as we all know, has no language. It unifies people across countries and cultures. This unique multimedia exhibition seeks to unravel the mystique of music by exploring its scientific, artistic and spiritual dimensions and its reflections in the images of goddesses across Asian cultures.

Ranjit Makkuni to present a show at Mumbai, National Gallery of Modern Arts celebrates advances in interactive art through an exploration of the science, art and spirituality of Music, and its reflections in the Goddess images across Asian cultures.

The project presents both traditional and new instruments based on Indian Sitar, Burmese Saung Harp, Thai Xylophone,  Korean Kayagum, Chinese Guzheng and Pipa, Vietnamese Dan Tranh,  Javanese and Balinese Gamelan, chanting, and others.

Date: 31th October, 2014 to 7^th December, 2014

Time: 11am to 6:00 pm

Where: National Gallery Of Modern Arts, Opposite Regal Theater MG Road, Mumbai 400023

Contact: SasiKumar – 09810783583, Vaishnavi- 981963560, Rupali - 9818972290 

About The Sacred World Research Laboratory:

The Sacred World Research Laboratoryis a state-of-the art research and design think-tank whose projects explore innovation created by building bridges between techno-and traditional cultures.

In an era of accelerating change, the laboratory works with the world's spiritual cultures to develop new forms of media and documentation so that perennial wisdom can be captured and made accessible to all. The documentation of traditional cultures is not just a passive exercise of “Scanning-in Culture!” Instead, the laboratory’s work has shown and continues to show that engagement with culture provokes a fundamental re-questioning of the form of computer user interfaces; hence, such engagement with culture is a valuable process to spark off technological innovation.