I'll raise my hand to that! Teaching kids about preserving the Merasi music legacy in New York City, Spring, 2008.

         
Visionary Artist and Merasi group leader Sarwar Khan speaks to a conference of International Youth Leaders at the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) in front of Sarwar's installation, My Religion is Human Being, part of AVAM's All Faith's Beautiful Exhibit. Click here for exhibit information.                      
Photo Courtesy of Karen Lukas 

 
Troupe Leader Sarwar Khan with his paintings on display at the Vermont Studio Center , Johnson, VT, March 23rd, 2008

          
Rasul Khan (playing the morchung-mouth harp) and Chhuge Khan (playing the anglucha-double flute) at Johnson State College Johnson, VT, March 2008
Photo Courtesy of Calista Tamauskas 

Anwar Khan, Rasul Khan, Karim Khan, Chhuge Khan, and Aman Khan taking the streets of New York by storm in their finest Rajasthani reds!

Pinkudi Nath at Joe's Pub, March 14th, 2008               Photo Courtesy of Kevin Yatarola

                                       Aman Khan at Joe's Pub, NYC, March 14th, 2008         Photo Courtesy of Kevin Yatarola

The heart of our work: Karen Lukas, Sarwar Khan, and Pinkudi Nath holding a page from the newly published Merasi Counting Book, Spring, 2008
Photo Courtesy of Ralph Nardell 

Seeing the political sights. The Merasi paint Capitol Hill in the finest Rajasthani reds, oranges, and yellows! Spring, 2008 

          
Pinkudi Nath dancing at Johnson State College, Johnson, VT, March 2008
Photo Courtesy of Calista Tarnauskas 

The Merasi greeting young friends at a school in Pennsylvannia, April 1st, 2008

Rasul Khan at Joe's Pub, NYC, March 14th, 2008         Photo Courtesy of Kevin Yatarola

                                 
      Sarwar Khan at Joe's Pub, NYC, March 14th, 2008                                   Photo Courtesy of Kevin Yatarola