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SUMMARY: An Art for Everyone: The Rāmāyaṇa Scrolls of Bengal
DESCRIPTION: This talk will be followed by a reception honouring Prof. Bose
 ’s services to CISAR. Please RSVP. There will be food and drinks at the rec
 eption! For hundreds of years India’s villages have been sites of rich cult
 ural production\, especially paintings of varied forms\, representing the i
 maginative\, spiritual and historical experience of common people. A partic
 ularly […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>This talk will be followed by a reception 
 honouring Prof. Bose’s services to CISAR.<br /><a href="https://www.faceboo
 k.com/events/1149063241906972/">Please RSVP.</a> There will be food and dri
 nks at the reception!</p><p>For hundreds of years India’s villages have bee
 n sites of rich cultural production\, especially paintings of varied forms\
 , representing the imaginative\, spiritual and historical experience of com
 mon people. A particularly fascinating art tradition is that of the painted
  scrolls of Bengal in eastern India. These paintings on fabric mainly depic
 t mythical subjects but often contemporary ones as well. What is remarkable
  about these is that they are sequentially painted f<span class="text_expos
 ed_show">rames\, somewhat like the modern comic strip\, the whole scroll bu
 ilding up to a story. My special interest lies in the depiction of India’s 
 great epic\, the Rāmāyaṇa. This ancient story appears in many versions all 
 over India and even outside India. The scroll paintings from Bengal have th
 eir very special\, often very original way of shaping and telling the story
 . That is what I’ll be talking about with illustrations of the paintings.</
 span></p><p>Mandakranta Bose\, MA (Cal et UBC)\, MLitt\, DPhil (Oxon)\, is 
 Professor Emerita and Director of the Centre for India and South Asia Resea
 rch at the University of British Columbia\, Vancouver. Dr. Bose is a Fellow
  of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and the Royal Society of Can
 ada. Her research interests comprise the textual tradition of performing ar
 ts of India\, Sanskrit literature\, the Rāmāyaṇa\, and gender studies.</p><
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