• Sunrise 05:36
• Sunset 17:06

	Weather	Temp. (°C)	Wind Direction and Speed (mph)	HumidityPressureVisibility
Friday Day weather	Heavy Rain Shower	30Max. Day	South South Westerly5	82%1003mbVery good
Friday Night weather	Partly Cloudy	26Min. Night	South South Westerly2	97%N/AGood

Pick of the Day
Simon Patterson Live!
	Friday, October 22, 2010 8 p.m.  Roxy,The Park, 17, Park Street, The absolutely breathtaking Simon Patterson will took the charge of the console as a part of his India tour.

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Say Everything Friday, October 22nd, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Experimenter 2/1 , Hindusthan Road Experimenter's newest exhibition Say Everything comments on the role of privacy and its dwindling need to be a part of our individual or collective well-being in modern society and examines this from social, political & personal context. The exhibition features new work by a group of young artists, Baptist Coelho, Pushkar Thakur, Sajad Malik, Shreyas Karle & Sukanya Ghosh.
Autumn Hues Friday, October 22nd, 2010. noon to  8 p.m. Genesis Art Gallery,8B, Middleton Street An exhibition of paintings showcasing the works of Laxman Aelay, Sachin Jaltare, Shyamal Mukherjee, and Subrata Das.
Works by Sujit Karmakar Friday, October 22nd, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Ahuja Museum for Arts 26 Lee Road, Ground Floor , (at Elgin Road, Lee Road Crossing) Sujit Karmakar's works display stark realism on first impression and once the initial impact loosens its hold, one cannot help but notice his well-finished craft. The artist favours large canvases, which strengthens emotions in the compositions. His works portray struggle of the common man that he is familiar with. He often chooses children as his subject, detailing larger bromide prints with his acrylic-on-canvas work.
Variables Friday, October 22nd, 2010. 3 p.m. to  8 p.m. Academy of Fine Arts, 2, Cathedral Road, Rabindra Sadan New South A Gallery of Academy of Fine Arts hosts a solo exhibition of paintings by Tarun Suvro Pradhan.

• Sunrise 05:35
• Sunset 17:06

	Weather	Temp. (°C)	Wind Direction and Speed (mph)	HumidityPressureVisibility
Thursday Day weather	Heavy Rain Shower	32Max. Day	North North Easterly2	64%1003mbVery good
Thursday Night weather	Partly Cloudy	26Min. Night	North North Easterly4	95%N/AGood

Pick of the Day
Gen Next V
	Thursday, October 21, 2010 noon  to 7 p.m. Aakriti Art Gallery 12/3A, Picasso Bithi, Hungerford Street , Central Kolkata Gen Next was conceived with the exclusive idea of promoting young artists. The selected artists include Arindam Sarkar (Santiniketan), Annabel Scheneck (France), Buddhadev Mukherjee (Baroda), D Dhasan (Chennai), Deepak Khetri (Baroda), H G Ganesh Urala (Karnataka), Kaite Helps (UK), Laura Guoke (Lithuania), Mohan Kumar T (Bengaluru), Mrinal Dey (Santiniketan), Muktinath Mondal (Baroda), Ramello Francesca (Italy), Rupa Rani (Jharkhand), Sayed Naqvi (Pakistan), ShatrughanThakur (Baroda), Santosh D Andrade (Mangalore), Siraj Saxena (UP), Soghra Khurasani (AP), Vinita Dasgupta (New Delhi) and Yu Zhaoyang (China).

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Say Everything Thursday, October 21st, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Experimenter 2/1 , Hindusthan Road Experimenter's newest exhibition Say Everything comments on the role of privacy and its dwindling need to be a part of our individual or collective well-being in modern society and examines this from social, political & personal context. The exhibition features new work by a group of young artists, Baptist Coelho, Pushkar Thakur, Sajad Malik, Shreyas Karle & Sukanya Ghosh.
Autumn Hues Thursday, October 21st, 2010. noon to  8 p.m. Genesis Art Gallery, 8B, Middleton Street An exhibition of paintings showcasing the works of Laxman Aelay, Sachin Jaltare, Shyamal Mukherjee, and Subrata Das.
Fresh Departures Thursday, October 21st, 2010. 11 a.m. to  7 p.m. Gallery Kolkata 2nd Floor, Duckback House, 41 , Shakespeare SaraniGallery Kolkata presents Fresh Departures, an exhibition showcasing paintings and interactive sculptures by nine young talents. The participants include Deepak Rajbhar, Koustav Nag, Mahmud Husain, Pradip Kumar Patra, Pradiptaa Chakraborty, Prakash Kishore and Rameez Waheed Bhat.
Works by Sujit Karmakar Thursday, October 21st, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Ahuja Museum for Arts 26 Lee Road, Ground Floor , (at Elgin Road, Lee Road Crossing) Sujit Karmakar's works display stark realism on first impression and once the initial impact loosens its hold, one cannot help but notice his well-finished craft. The artist favours large canvases, which strengthens emotions in the compositions. His works portray struggle of the common man that he is familiar with. He often chooses children as his subject, detailing larger bromide prints with his acrylic-on-canvas work.
Variables Thursday, October 21st, 2010. 3 p.m. to  8 p.m. Academy of Fine Arts, 2, Cathedral Road, Rabindra Sadan New South A Gallery of Academy of Fine Arts hosts a solo exhibition of paintings by Tarun Suvro Pradhan.

• Sunrise 05:35
• Sunset 17:07

	Weather	Temp. (°C)	Wind Direction and Speed (mph)	HumidityPressureVisibility
Wednesday Day weather	Heavy Rain Shower	33Max. Day	Northerly5	69%1008mbVery good
Wednesday Night weather	Clear Sky	26Min. Night		This data unavailable for night

Pick of the Day
Kachher Manush
	Wednesday, October 20, 2010 6:30 p.m.  to 9:30 p.m. Madhusudan Mancha, 2 Gariahat Road (S), Dhakuria Gandhar presents its latest production, Kachher Manush, a Bengali drama directed by Gautam Halder. This is an adaptation from Mitra, a Marathi play by Dr Shirish Athwale.

Art	Top
Say Everything Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Experimenter 2/1 , Hindusthan Road Experimenter's newest exhibition Say Everything comments on the role of privacy and its dwindling need to be a part of our individual or collective well-being in modern society and examines this from social, political & personal context. The exhibition features new work by a group of young artists, Baptist Coelho, Pushkar Thakur, Sajad Malik, Shreyas Karle & Sukanya Ghosh.
Autumn Hues Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. noon to  8 p.m. Genesis Art Gallery, 8B, Middleton Street An exhibition of paintings showcasing the works of Laxman Aelay, Sachin Jaltare, Shyamal Mukherjee, and Subrata Das.
Gen Next V  Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Aakriti Art Gallery 12/3A, Picasso Bithi, Hungerford Street , Central Kolkata GenNext was conceived with the exclusive idea of promoting young artists; it's a creative journey of the new generation artists with fresh hopes and more expectations. This time around thousand entries from artists across the globe had been received and a panel of experts did the final selection to put the works of thirty-two young artists together on this enthralling platform (Twenty seven artists from India and seven international artists.) The selected artists include Arindam Sarkar (Santiniketan), Annabel Scheneck (France), Buddhadev Mukherjee (Baroda), D.Dhasan (Chennai), Deepak Khetri (Baroda), H.G.Ganesh Urala (Karnataka), Kaite Helps (U.K), Laura Guoke (Lithuania), Mohan Kumar T (Bengaluru), Mrinal Dey (Santiniketan), Muktinath Mondal (Baroda), Ramello Francesca (Italy), Rupa Rani (Jharkhand), Sayed Naqvi (Pakistan), ShatrughanThakur (Baroda), Santosh D. Andrade (Mangalore), Siraj Saxena (U.P), Soghra Khurasani (A.P), Vinita Dasgupta (New Delhi), Yu Zhaoyang (China).
Fresh Departures Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. 11 a.m. to  7 p.m. Gallery Kolkata 2nd Floor, Duckback House, 41 , Shakespeare SaraniGallery Kolkata presents Fresh Departures, an exhibition showcasing paintings and interactive sculptures by nine young talents. The participants include Deepak Rajbhar, Koustav Nag, Mahmud Husain, Pradip Kumar Patra, Pradiptaa Chakraborty, Prakash Kishore and Rameez Waheed Bhat.
Devi Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. 3 p.m. to  8 p.m. Chitrakoot Art Gallery, 55, Gariahat Road, Ballygunge Phanri An exhibition showcasing Devi in various incarnations.
Works by Sujit Karmakar Wednesday, October 20th, 2010. noon to  7 p.m. Ahuja Museum for Arts 26 Lee Road, Ground Floor , (at Elgin Road, Lee Road Crossing) Sujit Karmakar's works display stark realism on first impression and once the initial impact loosens its hold, one cannot help but notice his well-finished craft. The artist favours large canvases, which strengthens emotions in the compositions. His works portray struggle of the common man that he is familiar with. He often chooses children as his subject, detailing larger bromide prints with his acrylic-on-canvas work.