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Past Programmes

16
APR
Community Engagement
Architecture as a Way of Knowing
Prajna Desai
02
APR
Criticism & Theory
The Epic in Indian Imagination
G. N. Devy
29
MAR
Community Engagement
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thomas P. Campbell
25
MAR
Indian Aesthetics
Figures as Flowers
Finbarr Barry Flood
22
MAR
Community Engagement
Book Launch - “A Certain Grace"
Various

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Jnanapravaha
Queens Mansion, 3rd Floor, G. Talwatkar Marg, Fort, Mumbai - 400001. India.
E-mail: to.jnanapravaha@gmail.com,
              info@jp-india.org
Tel      : +91-22-2207 2974 / 2207 2975
Landmark: We are next to Cathedral Middle School, in the lane opposite J.B.Petit School.

 

 
 

Creating Sita's Ramayana

24 Mar '12 06:30 PM
 
 

Narrated by Sita, Sita's Ramayana shifts the point of view of the Ramayana to bring a woman's perspective to the epic.
Writer Samhita Arni will talk about the process of collaboration with Patua Artist Moyna Chitrakar to create a graphic novel and the ways in which Sita's Ramayana draws upon a multiplicity of Ramayana retellings and traditions.
Sita's Ramayana reached number seven on the New York Times Bestseller list for Graphic Novels in October 2011.

 
 
 

Samhita Arni

When she was eight, Samhita Arni started writing and illustrating her first book. The Mahabharata - A Child's View, (Tara Books, 1996) went on to be published in seven language editions and sell 50,000 copies worldwide, winning the Elsa Morante Literary Award, and receiving commendations from the German Academy for Youth Literature and Media and The Spanish Ministry of Culture. Samhita's second book, Sita's Ramayana, a graphic novel developed in collaboration with Patua Artist Moyna Chitrakar, was published by Tara Books in 2011. Her third book and first novel, a speculative fiction feminist thriller, also based on the Ramayana, is forthcoming from Zubaan in 2012.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Jnanapravaha
Queens Mansion, 3rd Floor, G. Talwatkar Marg,
Fort, Mumbai - 400001. India.
Tel: +91-22-2207 2974 / 2207 2975.
Fax: +91-22-2207 2976.
Email: to.jnanapravaha@gmail.com, info@jp-india.org

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