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Desh Pardesh Program Outline 1994
This pamplet outlines the various events that would have taken place at the May 4-8 1994 Desh Pardesh festival. It outlines artists of interest as well as extra fees that may be applied.
Desh Pardesh Program Outline 1995
This image depicts a detailed program outline for the May 10-14 1995 Desh Pardesh festival. It outlines all that will take place on the corresponding days.
Desh Pardesh Program Outline 1996
This image depicts the program pamplet for the 1996 Desh Pardesh festival held from June 5-9. It highlights special performances and artists, and includes information about admission fees.
Desh Pardesh 96' Festival Highlights
This image depicts a pamphlet that draws attention to specific parts of the 1996 Desh Pardesh festival that are of special interest.
Questions of Community: Desh Pardesh Provides Forum for South Asian Artists (1991)
This image depicts a news article that dicusses the vision of Desh Pardesh as explained by the organizer, Punam Khosla, and it highlights the importance of LGBT representation in the festival.
Desh Pardesh Program Outline 1997
This image depicts the program outline for the 1997 Desh Pardesh festival that lasted from June 11-15. It breaks down the festival per day and provides admission information.
Snakes and Ladders: a film featured at Desh 1998
This news article provides a review for a movie to be featured at the 1998 Desh Pardesh called the Snake Charmer.
Retro/Desh Program Outline 1998
This image depicts a pamphlet for the program outline of Retro/Desh that was held from July 21-August 1 1998, it highlights events from each day and provides context for the theme of that year's events.
Desh Pardeh Makes Motion Its Motto (News article 1998)
This news article describes a number of movies that are to be played at the 1998 Desh Pardesh festival.
Crossing Boundaries (Newsarticle from 1999)
This image depicts a news article that describes the kind of cultural work that Desh Pardesh is doing by breaking boundaries of identity and tradition.