Aksarā looks to preserve, transmit, and continuously share Indian cultural knowledge and make it imperishable ensuring it never fades into oblivion. Aksarā’s objective is to promote Indian cultural appreciation universally, challenge stereotypes, shed light on underexposed aspects of Indian culture and help Indian immigrants (of all generations) reconnect with their rich cultural heritage.
Akṣarā is dedicated to advancing Indian cultural education through the arts.
Our thoughtfully crafted education initiatives strive to showcase both traditional and modern concepts of Indian culture in innovative and impactful ways. Through immersive cultural learning opportunities, Akṣarā plays a vital role in enhancing awareness and admiration for Indian heritage.
At Akṣarā, we emphasize the significance of creative arts as a potent medium for narrative expression and cultural enlightenment. We believe in the transformative power of artistic endeavors in fostering storytelling and facilitating cultural understanding.
Akṣarā fosters community unity with its array of distinctive events, workshops, and educational offerings.
Our gatherings, held both online and in person, encompass participatory, performative, exhibitory, and experiential formats. These diverse experiences cater to a broad audience spanning multiple generations, racial backgrounds, and cultures.
At Akṣarā, we view Indian arts as a potent educational tool rather than a mere commodity for consumption.
Our focus lies in fostering comprehensive and profound learning experiences. Every program we offer is designed to facilitate meaningful learning outcomes.
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Aksarā is a proud participant in SU-CASA, administered by LMCC and supported by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, the City Council, and the Tiger Baron Foundation. This is a community arts engagement program that focuses on engaging older adults in participatory arts projects with an emphasis on hands-on learning and adaptive teaching.