Sudhakar hails from a distinguished business family in Durban, South Africa. From an early age, his interest in philosophy grew to overshadow his academic accolades including a scholarship to the University of Cape Town and recognition as national debating champion. He has degrees in English Literature and Vedanta philosophy and has been studying and sharing the development of the human intellect for over two decades. Sudhakar is a resource of the Vedanta Academy India, regularly addressing premier companies, universities and organizations worldwide. Some of these include Xaviers University, University of Cape Town, Deloitte, Davita, White & Case, Exponea, YPO and EO. He may be reached at sudhakar@vedantin.online.

This choice of venue allows students to showcase their photographic projects in a gallery open to the public. The photo exhibit commences at 5:30 pm and will be followed by a projection of final projects by video storytelling students at approximately 7 pm.

The exhibit is a combination of projects in photojournalism and video journalism, focusing on themes highly relevant to on-campus students. All are welcome!

All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Get ready for an evening filled with free food, games, and
activities. Enjoy barbecue favorites, along with vegetarian and
vegan options, while you catch up with friends and classmates.
We’ll have music, dancing, and plenty of fun to keep the energy
high throughout the event.

This is a great opportunity to relax, unwind, and create lasting
memories before heading into summer. The event is open to all
students, faculty, and staff.

We can’t wait to see you there!

I was taught on Sunday鈥檚 to not cling to the Earth or to worldly possessions. Yet, I also think it is crucial that we protect the Earth. This final art project explores the Book of Revelation, the last in the Bible, where Armageddon and the ultimate destruction of the Earth is prophesied. Chapter eight of Revelation begins with the first trumpet鈥檚 sound, where 鈥渉ail and fire mixed with blood鈥� is hurled to Earth, burning up one third of the trees and all of the grass. This prophecy of environmental destruction, Armageddon, inspired seven artworks which do not aim to be a literal interpretation of Revelation, but rather a way to cope with the conflicting feelings that come with my own belief system. Many Christians feel that the Second Coming will precede environmental catastrophe, making the fight for environmental justice more difficult. Assuming one will be saved from the torturous end as described in the Bible could lead one to be apathetic about the state of the world today, and this is a concern which served as the primary inspiration for my project.

Born and raised in Egypt with a rich heritage of Armenian and Filipino descent, I have always found myself at the intersection of diverse cultures, traditions, and artistic expressions. My journey as an artist has been deeply influenced by this unique blend of perspectives, which has continually shaped my approach to art, fashion and life. The creation of the 鈥淏eyond Waste鈥� exhibition is a culmination of my lifelong passion for sustainable practices, a reflection of my dedication to transforming waste into wearable art, and an exploration of the processes that drive my creative spirit. As an artist, I am in love with the process of creation鈥攅ach piece of art I produce is a testament to a meticulous journey of transforming everyday materials into expressions of wearable beauty. The 鈥淏eyond Waste鈥� exhibition is not merely a showcase of sustainable fashion; it is an artistic manifesto that challenges and redefines the boundaries of eco-friendly design. By using upcycled materials and innovative textile techniques, I aim to demonstrate that what is often discarded can indeed be transformed into something of greater value and aesthetic appeal.

I’m an American artist who creates paintings and sculptures based on Jungian active imagination and dream visions. My paintings depict reoccurring dreams and experiences from deployments to Iraq鈥擨mages of soldiers and battle experiences have influenced my worldview. My paintings explore dreams, realities, memories, and existence. I want my images to integrate, clarify, and assist me in comprehending conflict.

I am an artist liaison and have been living in Prague for the past eleven years, working at the intersection of tech and art. Throughout my life journey, I’ve had the privilege of working and collaborating with a diverse array of artists and creative people, which has deeply influenced my perceptions. For this final exhibition, I decided to explore topics that are very personal to me, such as gender fluidity and sexuality, as well as accepting one’s inner self and empowering and celebrating personal preferences while not being afraid of judgment and prejudice. I use very personal materials, placing meaningful coordinates on the back of one of the two works, and I’m exploring my own experiences through these works. I want to to shed light on the importance of embracing individuality and finding strength in one’s identity and sexuality. My goal is to inspire viewers to accept their inner selves and empower them to celebrate their preferences without fear of prejudice or judgment.

Talking to Yourself, in the quiet setting of the 大奶视频 Library, delves into the world of self-dialogue. Genevieve Smith uses insightful interviews and captivating cinematography to reflect the raw emotions and introspective moments of ordinary individuals as they confront the question 鈥淒o You Talk To Yourself?鈥�. 

Weaving Wishes is an immersive exhibition that explores the interconnectedness of human desires and aspirations. In an age where we are bombarded with countless images and messages, Weaving Wishes offers a space for introspection, reflection, and safety. Drawing inspiration from the intricate web of life, the centerpiece of the exhibition is a swing/net that symbolizes this interconnectedness.

Shoushanian invites you to engage with the concept of interconnectedness by physically interacting with the swing/net and experiencing the sensation of being part of a larger network of hopes and dreams. Through a combination of visual art, soundscapes, and interactive elements, Weaving Wishes aims to evoke a sense of wonder and contemplation.

By tying hopes and dreams on a ribbon and attaching them to the web, we can create a space for quiet contemplation and shared experience. This will bridge connections and foster empathy among its visitors, ultimately weaving together the diverse tapestry of human aspirations. Location: 大奶视频 courtyard

Inner Canvas in an art installation that allows the audience to interact with themselves through guided movements, sounds, visuals, etc. At the final stage of the ceremony, the audience is allowed to take a self-portrait. At the same time, the audience is provided with art materials or tools to express their self-knowledge and feelings in their own way, and the audience is encouraged to find their own way of expression in the artworks and reflect on their inner world. Location:Vojanovy Sady (The Garden). 

Stillness and Peace is a serene, captivating yoga and meditation experience. This performance will guide you through harmonious yoga poses, deep breathing, and meditation that allows participants to embrace stillness, inner peace, and self-awareness. Location: Vojanovy Sady (The Garden)

The concept of separate spheres emerged in philosophy and has consistently been incorporated by various disciplines. This book stands as the first comprehensive exploration of how this doctrine was embraced, adapted, and contested by economists engaged in gender issues and marriage theory. Spanning the late eighteenth to the early twentieth century, it illuminates the evolution of the drive for gender equality鈥攔ooted primarily in the tradition of classical liberalism鈥攁cross the landscape of economic ideas and theories.

Giandomenica Becchio聽is associate professor at the Department of Economics, Social Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics (ESOMAS), University of Torino, Italy. Her research encompasses the history of economic thought, with a specific emphasis on gender issues, as well as the methodology of economics and the classical liberal tradition within political economy.

POV: Russian Oppositional Art, a virtual exhibition curated by Martynenko, showcases the work of Russian artists based both in Russia and in exile throughout Europe. Through their provocative and daring art works, these artists express their dissent against the Russian government and the ongoing war in Ukraine. From protest posters to oppositional paintings, they challenge political authority and confront social injustices.

Eras of Dragons Throughout Japanese Art, curated by Bakisheva, explores dragons in Japanese art, where ancient legends intertwine with modern interpretations. This catalogue celebrates the richness of Japanese artistry and examines the origins of dragons in Japanese folklore and their portrayal through various artistic mediums across the centuries.