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This is an archive article published on July 20, 2010

Small Talk

Vincent van Gogh once said,“The only time I feel alive is when I'm painting.

Three months ago when Saurav Kumar,15,saw a circular posted on his school’s— Apeejay Public School in Delhi—notice board about a film competition that focused on the strength of faith

Discussions on art
Vincent van Gogh once said,“The only time I feel alive is when I’m painting.” On August 11,a nine-day workshop on paintings will be held in the city,which will look at different styles,like oil on canvas,photocolours and watercolours. To be organised by the Arvee Art gallery in Aundh,the workshop will be conducted by well-known artist,Rajendra Bhatia,from Indore. For further details,please mail art_therenaissance@rediffmail.com.

Bridging the differences
With a large number of people migrating overseas,in pursuit of a professional career or education,culture studies has arguably become a very popular area of study. Necessitating this very need,Verve Workshops,the educational arm of Verve Communications,recently announced the launch of a training programme in Cultural Intelligence & Transition for students and corporate executives going abroad. Touted as the first of its kind in India,the training will be imparted in a two-day workshops,covering all aspects of cultural differences between India and foreign countries. Deepak Dewan,director,Verve Workshops,says,“Adjusting to a new culture and work environment is a difficult process and can generate a variety of adverse reactions and feelings. Not many people are able to make this transition smoothly,and it is better to be fully prepared before you move to a new country.” The workshops will cover the meaning and importance of cultural intelligence,culture shock,dress code,food habits,work ethics,etiquette and so on.


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