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Indian community at Cleveland Museum of Art

Indian community
Cleveland Museum of Art
International Cleveland Community Day
October 7, 2018

International Cleveland Community Day at the Cleveland Museum of Art is a celebration of the rich diversity of our region’s multiethnic communities, featuring traditional music and dance performances, cultural displays, and ingallery experiences. During this vibrant afternoon, visitors enjoyed presentations from more than 50 community groups expressing the continued vitality of the global cultures and arts that enliven our city.

Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art

Indian dancers perform in the Atrium of Cleveland Museum of Art


The Indian community was well represented with several performances.

Bharatanatyam is a classical Indian dance form originating in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. This performance was from students of the Nritya Gitanjali School of Dance and Music.

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Nritya Gitanjali introduces Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art

Nritya Gitanjali introduce dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


This performance from students of the Nritya Gitanjali School of Dance and Music is the Shiva Nataraja, Lord of the Dance, Indian dance of joy.



Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Nritya Gitanjali Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asim Datta sang a song by Indian artist Tagore in Bengali that was influenced by Auld Lang Syne.



Asim Datta

Asim Datta


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There were also other performance throughout the day. Enjoy these images from the Indian community at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancer at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art


Asian Indian dancers at Cleveland Museum of Art



See more from the 2018 Cleveland Museum of Art's International Community Day


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