Exhibitions

‘Educational Exhibitions’ is a creative expression of action-plans of ‘Aapanach’.

These exhibitions are successful in spreading awareness about the chosen subject. For Aapanach, such exhibitions are like celebration of exhibition. The journey of creating the exhibition is a process as joyful as the destination. Many people participate in the process. 

  • Conceptualisation takes place through Informal meetings/Lectures/ Current situation
  • Preparing the Action Plan
  • Work planning
  • Formation of committees and defining the scope of their work Finalising exhibits, charts, and script writing (Schools, Colleges, Teachers, Training Institutes etc. are invited to contribute in this crucial task, exhibits are distributed among them). 
  • The organising committee meticulously looks after  the venue, arrangement of things, technical permissions, collecting funds, communication with authorities, publicity etc. 
  • The artists blend creativity with technology to present the exhibits attractively
  • Organising the exhibitions outside Pune as per the requirement
  • Feedback & Post-exhibition analysis
  • Maintaining discipline at the venue with the help of volunteers

These exhibitions have lent ‘Aapanach’ a special identity.

Details of a few prestigious exhibitions by ‘Aapanach’ :

  • Year- 2001 (International Mathematics Year): Naate Ganitashi (Befriending Maths)
    • Special Feature: This exhibition simplified some complex mathematical concepts. 
    • The no. of Visitors-Event outside Pune
  • Year- 2002 : Shaikshanik Khel Jatra (Educational games fair)  
    • Exhibitions of games based on subjects like languages, Maths, Science, Social Science etc., all designed by school students.
    • The no. of Visitors-About 4000.
  • Year- 2003 : Vasundhara 2003
    • Special Feature- This break through event exhibited various models, machines, maps, charts based on geographical concepts, all designed by students.
    • The no. of Visitors- About 12,000
  • Year- 2004 (International Space Year): ‘Vedh Avakashacha’ ( Exploring the Space)
    • Enthused by the ‘breakthrough’ success of the previous (Vasundhara-2003) exhibition, this exhibition was held at a greater scale. A milestone indeed! 
    • The no. of Visitors- About 20,000
  • Year- 2005 : Mayaboli Bahartana (When the mother tongue blossoms)( A Linguistic Exhibition)
    • This exhibition successfully executed the difficult task of presenting the concepts on the use & development of language. A number of schools and B. Ed., D. Ed. Colleges had participated in it.
    • Event outside Pune - at 9 places
  • Year-2006 : Shabdevin Vidnyan (Science without words)
    • This exhibition of Science projects by students with impaired hearing was special in many ways. Mandke hearing services, Apte Prashala, Kamayani- Pune and schools for special children participated.
  • Year-2008 : Saad Dharechi (Call of Earth)
    • Special Feature- This exhibition highlighted environmental abuse. It created awareness about the same. 
  • Year-2011 : Mee ani maaza mokla vel (Me & my leisure time) 
    • Special Feature- This exhibition was about effective time management of leisure time. S. P. College, Gogate-Jogalekar College-Ratnagiri and Gokhale Edu. Soc. College of Education participated.
    • No. of Visitors- About 8000
  • Year-2012 : Satatyapurna Sarvankash Mulyamapana (Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation)
    • This exhibition presented the basics of C.C.E. 
    • Event outside Pune

These exhibits also have some live presentations like symposia, lectures, street plays etc. Some of the dignitary participants were Dr. Govind Swaroop, Dr. Pramod Moghe, Dr. Vijay Bhatkar, Dr. Pande, Dr. Shyamala Vanarase, Dr. Kalyani Mandake et al.