Back to Radio Chronicling
After the summer break, back to radio chronicling for Paris-based IndeHebdo RadioBFM for weekly chronicles on books related to India. More at http://mahanet.com
Author: Alok b. Nandi
designer, author, speaker, educator
Chronique radio – 15 & 16 septembre 2007
En radio FM ou en podcast, via radiobfm.com, cette chronique parle de “Désirs d’Occident”, par Pankaj Mishra, paru chez Buchet-Chastel, traduit de l’anglais par France Camus-Pichon.
Nov. 20th, 2007 – Line-up
More speakers to come, more partners to come, links and bios to come … but have already a feel of the line-up ! Transdisciplinary evenings in Brussels Pecha Kucha, a Japanese expression for the sound of conversation, is a series …
Pecha Kucha in 3 languages
EN: Pecha Kucha Night Brussels Creativity + Conversation Pecha Kucha Night, devised by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham (Klein Dytham architecture), was conceived in 2003 as a place for young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public. …
On November 20th for Vol.01 of PKN Brussels
The first edition of Pecha Kucha Night Brussels, also known as Vol.01, will take place on November 20th. More information soon about location, partners and speakers. Do not hesitate to send a message to remain informed.
Estivale rediffusion
Les chroniques radiophoniques sur “les livres et l’Inde”, par Alok Nandi, sont rediffusées pendant tout l’été, chaque samedi à 21h00 et dimanche 15h00. Rendez-vous sur IndeHebdo RadioBFM.
Vol.01 this Fall
The first edition Vol.01 of a Pecha Kucha Night Brussels is going to take place this Fall 2007. Should you want to know more, take part, present, support, sponsor, … do get in touch with Alok Nandi via the form. …
Hello Pecha Kucha Night Network
Welcome to Pecha Kucha Night Brussels Europe website. Pecha Kucha, a Japanese expression for the sound of conversation, is a series of show and tell evenings for designers, architects, artists, creatives, … started by Klein Dytham Architecture in Tokyo. Since …
Chronique radio – 23 & 24 juin 2007
En radio FM ou en podcast, via radiobfm.com, cette chronique parle de “La mère du 1084”, un roman de Mahasweta Devi, paru chez Actes Sud en 2001, par une grande dame de la littérature indienne contemporaine.
A la Route des Indes le 19 juin, Paris
La Route des Indes vous invite à rencontrer deux auteurs, deux expériences de vie en Inde, deux voyageurs qui posent sur l¹Inde un regard affectueux et ironique. Xavier Guérard Résidence indienne, Pélerinage aux sources du Gange en moto éditions Magellan …