Moushumi brings with her more than 10 years of experience in the field of museography, heritage management and community linked cultural and natural environment based sustainable development programmes. She has worked with leading museum institutions like the National Museum (New Delhi) and Indian Army Regimental Museums, consulted with the World Bank on alternative livelihood programmes, […]
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A photographic exhibition to commemorate the birth centenary of Indira Gandhi, where rare and unseen images from the archives of the Indira Gandhi Memorial Trust are going to be showcased.
Photo Exhibition to Mark Indira Gandhi’s Centenary Year Read More »
Jerrin has a Master’s degree in Architectural Conservation from the University of Edinburgh. She has worked on several architectural projects, with both commercial and historic buildings, in India, Scotland and Oman. Her interest lies in the interaction between the existing historic fabric and new introductions in the urban context. She also has a keen interest
Tanvi Misra is a commercial and intellectual property lawyer currently working in the chambers of Mr. Akhil Sibal (Senior Advocate) and is a former employee of Anand and Anand. She has developed expertise in copyright laws by the regular representation of the creative industries in various fora including courts for over 7 years. She has
It’s just before dawn in a post-apocalyptic world and a dim bluish hue fills a flat landscape — your canvas in a virtual world.
Mind-bending Virtual Reality Exhibit Opens at Tech Museum Read More »
For a nation obsessed with history, the vast Indian archives that tell us about our grand patrimony are given remarkable short shrift. From palm leaf manuscripts to contemporary ephemera, the vaults, stores and shelves of our institutes are richly populated with nuggets from our past.
We Don’t Know How to Use Our Archives Read More »
Vanicka Arora is a conservation architect by training, and has been working as an independent practitioner in the field of disaster risk management for cultural heritage since 2012. She is currently a consultant at the National Disaster Management Authority where she is working on National Disaster Management Guidelines for museums and cultural heritage sites and
Enduring Splendor: Jewelry of India’s Thar Desert provides a tantalizing window into the five-thousand-year history of jewelry making across the Indian Subcontinent.
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Collector, businessman, and founder of Tasveer, Abhishek Poddar’s big plans for the art world of India.
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“Documenting India’s plant life was sine qua non to learning about its natural habitat, and East India Company employees such as William Roxburgh were soon identifying and commissioning local artists to record India’s flora in watercolour drawings, both as part of their work and to pursue their own passion for natural history.”
A Calcutta Florilegia: William Roxburgh’s Flora Inclica Drawings. Read More »
