Tara Ganesh is a young artist to watch. Her works include canvases in mixed media, wood panels, glass installations, jewelry. Inspired by Salvador Dali and Frida Kahlo, this exhibition reflects the impact of Mayan and Aztec Art. In her own words, Tara's work reflects the canvas of her mind… Besides the sketches, the exhibition also features a collection of recycled wood panels depicting a series of Mayan and Aztec gods and goddesses created in mixed media.

Hema Subramanyam from Bangalore brings a very special and exquisite collection of hand-painted terracotta jewelry to complement ethnic and Indo-western outfits. Also, catch the unique hand-painted terracotta Ganeshas. Alankriti crafts unique creations in "fired clay". Born out of a desire to create unique ethnic Indian jewelry, Alankriti was started in June, 2003 by Hema in Bangalore. She has a passion for ethnic Indian handicrafts and gave up a career in Executive Search to promote this art.

The forum meets again - young adults discussing issues that matter the most - life and its complexities - and being mentored through it by an able guide. The focus is on Relationships on the 5th and on 26th its Self Esteem (or Ego?).

The focus is on Single Parenting this time and the meet has been especially scheduled on a Saturday to cater to single working parents. For the many single mums (or dads), it is extremely useful to share the complex issues - practical and emotional - which surround the experience of bring up a child (or children) on your own. An experienced counselor joins the meeting to guide us through some of these issues. Single parenting is sometimes also about shouldering all responsibilities of raising a child because the other parent is far too busy or often absent.

The Caferati writers hold their December meet to share their work, feedback, critique, plan for the next year and discuss some critical issues that came up at the Anniversary panel discussion.