Ottawa Exhibition

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Sri Chinmoy the artist has been unique with his creativity over the last few decades, and still is. Among his most amibitious projects is certainly the big art exhibition in Ottawa in April 1994, where a whole building hosted his first 1 million bird drawings and paintings. It was an event widely recognised in the media, and thousands of people from Canada and abroad visited the beautiful premises in the city centre. Kedar Misani had the chance to be there for a whole day, and tried to capture the ambiance of the exhibition space, as well as the many characteristics of the artworks on display. The background music consists of songs composed by Sri Chinmoy on his Jharna-Kala (Fountain-Art) creations.

CREDITS
Camera & Editing: Kedar Misani
Acknowledgements: Sri Chinmoy
Copyright: © 1994 Sri Chinmoy

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