Sacred Cycles And Living Traditions: Navratri, Gudi Padwa, And The Hindu Experience Of Time
ABSTRACT The present study examines the connection between the celebration of Navratri, Gudi Padwa, and other similar festivals that mark
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The Light and the Lotus: Relics of the Awakened One
This historic exposition marks the reunification of the Piprahwa gem relics of Lord Buddha—repatriated to India after 127 years, with
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Cooch Behar Rajbari Museum
Rising gracefully in the historic town of Cooch Behar, the magnificent Cooch Behar Palace—popularly known as Rajbari and formally called the Victor
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Portrayal of Womanhood in Asu Deb’s paintings
Ashutosh Deb, popularly known an Asu Deb was a pioneering self-taught artist who hailed from Dhubri, Assam. Before becoming well-known
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Poki: The Cradle of Assam’s Cultural Renaissance
In the cultural landscape of Tezpur stands Poki, the ancestral home of Jyoti Prasad Agarwala—revered as Rupkonwar and celebrated as the architect of modern
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Barpeta Kirtan Ghar: Where Devotion Echoes Through Centuries
More than five centuries ago, Madhavdeva laid the foundation of what would become one of Assam’s most revered Vaishnavite institutions — the
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Mizoram State Museum, Aizawl
The Mizoram State Museum was established in 1977 under the Department of Art & Culture, Government of Mizoram.
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Don Bosco Museum, Shillong
A museum of such cultural importance showcasing the various indigenous cultural entities is the Don Bosco Museum situated at Mawlai, Shillong in the state of Meghalaya which lies in the North-east corner of India.
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Nartiang Monoliths of Meghalaya
Monoliths around the world have been standing as timeless symbols depicting the permanence power of nature and human ability to
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Meanings And Mediums: An Artist’s Perspective
Printmaking: Imagery or Technique? Speaker: Piyush Aggarwal, Visual Artist Printmaking is a technique of producing multiples. We can have
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Buddha Calling: Dambulla Caves of Sri Lanka
The seeds of Buddhism in Sri Lanka as believed, were officially planted by the son of the great Mauryan King
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WAYS OF SEEING: Art, Iconography, Craft and Museums
Curated by Mrinmoy Das, Founder, www.abhijna-emuseum.com Curators Note: The talk series is aimed to provide an elaborative idea on all
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Numismatic Tales: A talk series by Numismatic Collectors of Assam
Numismatics is formally denoted as a scientific study of coins and currencies of all places and periods. A numismatist is
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The Unfinished Journey of Lalbagh Fort
Lalbagh Fort is situated towards the northwest part of Dhaka near the fertile banks of Buriganga. It is locally also
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International Museum Day Wishes 2020
In view of the current situation the museums all over the world are shut down as a part of precautionary
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A Curated Talk Series Celebrating International Museum Day, 2020
International Museum Day is celebrated all over the world on 18th May every year around a particular theme given by
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The Nawabs Who Ruled Bangladesh: Life And Lifestyle
The Ahsan Manzil stands on the bank of the Buriganga, at the southern part of Dhaka City. The area was
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In Conversation With The Museum Of Sigiriya, Sri Lanka
A trip to Sigiriya Museum will change the concept of museum that one has about a typical museum building. Exceptionally
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Dhamrai Metal Craft: A Hidden Treasure-trove of Bangladesh
Dhamrai a small town which is situated on the banks of river Bangshi and about 40 km in distance from
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Mask Art of Sri Lanka: A dying Tradition
Masks have been used all over the world since ancient times for their utilization as an expressive medium. They are
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Rock Garden- The recycled world of Imagination and Novelty
Chandigarh has the distinction of having a unique world acclaimed Rock Garden. It consist of art object, fashioned from industrial
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