Exploring Bhuri Bai – My Life as an Artist
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In its last feature under the Creative Connections theme, MAP presents fashion designer David Abraham (of the fashion house Abraham & Thakore) in conversation with textiles designer and educator Aditi Ranjan, co-editor of Handmade in India, an encyclopaedic record of craft traditions across the length and breadth of the country.
The duo talks about the adaptive and sustainable practices that have shaped Indian textiles and craft through time. The session also examines the need for contemporary Indian design to be aware of the knowledge that diverse living traditions in India offer, illustrated by Abraham & Thakore designs that create a modern vocabulary while drawing upon these rich histories.
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Directed by well-known filmmaker, Sumantra Ghosal, this series of short films takes a close look...
As part of MAP’s Women in Art and Culture series, MAP presents a talk with...
This illustrated talk examines the impact of new technologies on the design and unique typology...
As part of MAP’s Women in Art and Culture series, MAP presents four female theatre...
Zoya Siddiqui in conversation with curator and writer Anushka Rajendran, talking about her practice, material...
Dr Yashaswini Chandra, author of 'The Tale of the Horse: A History of India on...
This panel discussion brings together three artistic practitioners who each work in a variety of...
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