Ashraya-New York
Film and the Arts
Happy
Holidays 2011: New York City Dresses Up for the Holidays
New Installation of Contemporary Art at MoMA Highlights
Art from the 1980s to Now
"The Elizabeth Taylor Collection" Comes Home
to Christie's New York. Sneak Peak at exhibition. Tickets Available
Online
Artists
for Japan, Takashi Murakami, Ken Watanabe, Gagosian Gallery and
Christie's Raise over $8 Million to Fund Vital Relief Efforts
in the Wake of the Devastating Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan
that Triggered Explosions in 3 Nuclear Reactors
"Beyond
9/11: Portraits of Resilience," Photographs by Marco Grob,"
2011
"Artists for Haiti," Ben Stiller, David Zwirner,
and Christie's Join Together to Help the Children of Haiti, 2011
"Talk
To Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects"
at The Museum of Modern Art, 2011
A Painting
Donated By Mikhail Barishnikov to Benefit Barishnikov Arts Center
Far Exceeds Its High Estimate at Sothebys
"German
Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse" and "South Africa:
1965 to Now" at MoMA Highlight the Importance of Prints as
Social Commentary
"The
Hurt Locker," a film by Kathryn Bigelow, winner of 6 Academy
Awards 2010. MoMA Benefit 2010 Honors Bigelow
"Darkness
of Day:" Recent Films by Jay Rosenblatt, at The Museum of
Modern Art, October 2010
"Winter's
Bone," a film by Debra Granik, premiere at the Museum of
Modern Art, June 9, 2010
Distinguished
Concerts International Presents U.S. Premiere of John Burge's
"Mass for Prisoners of Conscience" at Lincoln Center
April 5, 2009
(Auction)
Red at Sotheby's February 14, 2008 organized by Bono and Damien
Hirst
"Slumdog
Millionaire,"
a review by Michele Leight
"Shame," a film about Muktaran Mai directed
by Mohammed Ali Naqvi
"The Kite-runner," a review by Michele Leight
An Original Poem
Dedicated to People Living with HIV/AIDS, World's Aids Day 2007
"Born
Into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids", a film by Zana
Briski and Ross Kaufmann, shown at The Asia Society in New York,
November 18, 2004 and reviewed by Michele Leight. This film subsequently
won the Oscar in 2005 for best documentary.
Dress
worn by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's helps educate
marginalized kids
What
a Difference a Dress Makes
"A Beautiful
Mind," film starring Russell Crowe
Rose
Bapier Productions, A Chamber Music Society In New York, Supports
Baton Rouge's Women's Hospital in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
with Benefit Concert September 25.
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"Harvest
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book by Michele Leight, founder of Ashraya-New York, available
now on www.amazon.com, seeks to
raise awareness about risky behavior, health, poverty and AIDS
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