Discovering Ganesh


Discovering Ganesh

Discovering Ganesh includes a multimedia exhibition, a photography book, and an educational website. Each element of Discovering Ganesh offers a different way to learn about one of India’s most intriguing deities. Revered for millennia as the Remover of Obstacles, the Lord of Beginnings and the Patron of the Arts, Ganesh is one of India’s most beloved Hindu Gods and a ubiquitous presence in Indian art, philosophy and ritual.

Last month, two venues – the Rotunda Gallery in Brooklyn Heights and the Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena, CA – booked the multimedia exhibition for 2009. Please visit www.discoveringganesh.com for more information and to see images from the project.

Scojo Event: http://www.discoveringganesh.com/scojofundraiser

Official site and gallery of images for Discovering Ganesh: www.discoveringganesh.com

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