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Foundation
for arts, literature and culture
Kritya is a foundation established to widen the scope and reach
of global literature, arts and culture. It seeks to be
accessible through translation, publication, performance,
interaction and exchange of literary ideas among various
languages and cultures. Kritya was formally registered as a
trust in January 2007.
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To mark
Kritya's achievement we organized a "celebration of poetry" The
first celebration took place at the Museum Auditorium in
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. As we know, poetry, the oldest form
of literature, is always kept alive in other art forms like
drama, dance, music and even painting. So we celebrated it by
singing, acting, talking and painting poetry and we gave name to
this event- Poetry Festival. Kritya has already organized Eight poetry festivals, among these three are internationals.
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EXPRESSIONS
OF VERSE: `Seethamaareecham Kilippaattu' was staged by
members of Sopanam. Photo: C. Ratheesh Kumar .
It has been a labour of love for Rati Saxena. And it showed in
the novel event put together to launch the bilingual web journal
dedicated to poetry - www.kritya.org, the first of its kind, the
poet-researcher turned academic avers.
The colours of poetry
Bhawani Cheerath
kritya was apriciated by Media many times.
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Call it
vision, imagination, or seeing; it all comes down to the same
thing: the ability to envision a final result in your mind's
eye, and then to make it so with your tools at hand.
It's never been about the gear. It's always been about seeing
something, knowing how you want it to look, and making it so.
(KenRockwell.)
Kritya take
you in the world of events through phtoes..
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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 artists and
filmmakers
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