The International Fine Arts of New Jersey

The International Fine Arts of New Jersey has come up with unique opportunities and platforms for various Indian artists, American artists, schools & Colleges. This focus on Fine or Performing Arts is the mission of this company. This company orchestration by Mr. Prakash Thomas & Mr. Shaiju Cherian under the guidance of Mr. Reji George.

There are various programs that are in focus for 2017, which are listed on their website www.ifafus.com .

The inaugural program is the coveted Dance Festival under the Title “New Jersey Indian Performing Arts Festival 2017”. Almost 48 Indian performing dance schools have been invited to participate in this coveted festival. This festivity was created with a competitive edge; however, the main purpose of this festival is twofold. The first being to provide a platform for every student so that each student talents are fostered to bring out the best in them. The second being to honor the Guru or Teacher who has so willingly devoted their time to harness the Indian culture be it folk dance or classical dance or even indi pop and fusion.

The sway of Bollywood beats are even enhanced when this show will be viewed by the dynamic Duo Salim & Sulieman Merchant. So that in their upcoming feature in NYC the students and teachers who participated can come up close and be encouraged by India’s most popular Musicians.


This festival unfolds itself under the amazing anticipation of talent view being covered by major medias including DesiLife and Times and TV Medias including Pravasi Channel giving coverage to foster the talents of these young artists.

The program date has been set to April 1st 2017, at the West Orange High School in NJ. This will be the edifice where a host of Indian schools will perform from North, East, West & South of Jersey.

The understanding is that after this competition International Fine Arts is moving into the Philadelphia State till all 50 States are covered, where by the 1st three winners of each state stand to do a faceoff with each other.