Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Dr. Venkatraman Balu (December 6, 1928 – September 13, 2007) was an internationally known artist from Bangalore, India. He worked with paper collages and toured the world for 25 years promoting peace through art. His ASK (\"Antar Shanti Kala\" or the \"Art of Inner Peace\") initiative allowed people of different ages and cultures to experience the power of art and the role of each individual in promoting peace. He wrote seven books on peace including works for children.From 1982 he travelled internationally sharing his thoughts on “inner peace” and the “role of individuals in global peace” with individuals and groups. The media in different parts of the world have dubbed his work a “one man global peace mission through art” and “a one man brigade for inner peace”. V.Balu spoke at the Dag Hammerskjold Auditorium of the U.N and at the Headquarters of UNESCO in Paris. He gave peace presentations to audiences in Belgium, Germany, Mexico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, the UAE, South Africa and India.He wrote popular science articles, spiritual columns and newspaper articles as well as spiritual books and cartoons. He wrote eight books on “Inner Peace”. Three of these books titled “Sadaa Shanti” (Perpetual Peace), “Shanti Darshan” (Messengers of Peace) and “Shanti Sopana” (Steps to Peace) form part of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Book University series. His book for children “Peace + Children = Peaceful Children” has been translated into Kannada & Telugu and is in school libraries in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. His work “Peace Lollipops for Tiny Tots”. contains original peace rhymes, available with recordings of the rhymes set to music."@en }
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- V._Balu abstract "Dr. Venkatraman Balu (December 6, 1928 – September 13, 2007) was an internationally known artist from Bangalore, India. He worked with paper collages and toured the world for 25 years promoting peace through art. His ASK (\"Antar Shanti Kala\" or the \"Art of Inner Peace\") initiative allowed people of different ages and cultures to experience the power of art and the role of each individual in promoting peace. He wrote seven books on peace including works for children.From 1982 he travelled internationally sharing his thoughts on “inner peace” and the “role of individuals in global peace” with individuals and groups. The media in different parts of the world have dubbed his work a “one man global peace mission through art” and “a one man brigade for inner peace”. V.Balu spoke at the Dag Hammerskjold Auditorium of the U.N and at the Headquarters of UNESCO in Paris. He gave peace presentations to audiences in Belgium, Germany, Mexico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, the UAE, South Africa and India.He wrote popular science articles, spiritual columns and newspaper articles as well as spiritual books and cartoons. He wrote eight books on “Inner Peace”. Three of these books titled “Sadaa Shanti” (Perpetual Peace), “Shanti Darshan” (Messengers of Peace) and “Shanti Sopana” (Steps to Peace) form part of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Book University series. His book for children “Peace + Children = Peaceful Children” has been translated into Kannada & Telugu and is in school libraries in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. His work “Peace Lollipops for Tiny Tots”. contains original peace rhymes, available with recordings of the rhymes set to music.".