Goa gears up for a second edition of the Serendipity Arts Festival 2017

India’s cultural diversity showcased from 15 – 22 December at 10 different locations across Panaji

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ANITA(ChandigarhCityNews)

With just one week left to host a one-of-its-kind interdisciplinary arts festival, Serendipity Arts Trust addressed the media in Panaji at a press briefing at the legendary Adil Shah Palace.The briefing was graced by Mr. Siddharth Kuncalienker, former member of Goa Legislative Assembly; Shrinivas V. Dempos, Vivek Menezes, Artist and columnist; George Wirsching, An artist and custodian of wirching archive of hindi cinema history, Mr. Swayan Chaudhuri, Managing Director & CEO – Imagine Panaji Smart City Development Ltd and

Mission Director – AMRUT & Executive Director, Goa State Infrastructure Development Corporation

Slated to commence on the 15th of December on the banks of the Mandovi River, Serendipity Arts Festival 2017 has grown monumentally since its inaugural edition last year. The second edition of the festival brings an array of cultural forms, diverse visual arts projects, and exclusive theater productions from renowned artists. This year’s festival brings together a large network of Indian and international artists across more than 70 genres and mediums, with 40 of them exclusively commissioned for SAF17.

The Festival will witness projects curated by eminent personalities like Lillete Dubey, Ranjit Barot, Shubha Mudgal, Prashant Panjiar and many more, and is aimed at rebuilding and reviving India’s diverse and varied legacy of the arts. Viewing the success it garnered last year, it is a testimony to the artists’ efforts in bringing forward such an exclusive talent pool to a national platform.

Addressing the media, Ms. Smriti RajgarhiaDirector, Serendipity Arts Festival said, “Serendipity Arts Festival has gained much attention since our first edition last year, and we have galvanized the arts to gather more momentum than ever before. We hope to see a larger gathering of audiences this year, especially considering that Goa, with its diverse culture and international audience, is the perfect destination for such a large display of the arts.

The venues are seamlessly connected for surface transportation for all guests attending the festival, and we want to ensure that all our venues are accessible and reachable for everyone.

The artist line-up is incredibly exciting, and we hope to see this year’s festival build momentum for many years to come.”

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