Lalit Kala Contemporary 7 & 8: First Triennale-India 1968

This issue of Lalit Kala Contemporary combines No. 7 and 8 of the Journal and is brought out as a Special Edition on the occasion of the First Tirennale-India organised by the Lalit Kala Akademi (National Academy of Art) in New Delhi, India. This issue also includes a section titled 'Art Chronicle', with contributers (Charles Fabri, Badri Narayan, Jagdish Mittal, Mohim Roodro and M.V. Devan) from various cities in India.

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Lalit Kala Akademi (New Delhi, India)

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PER.LKC (Please ask staff for assistance)

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English,

Hindi

Keyword

perennial exhibition, sculpture, painting

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1968

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In print

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magazine/journal/newspaper

Chapter headings

The Artist as Hero - Mulk Raj ANAND

Modern and Contemporary Painting in the United States - Helen-Lee JONES

Two Letters - G.Di SAN LAZZARO

Indian Art Since Independence - Figurative to Abstract and Beyond - Jaya APPASAMY

Art is One - Jaya APPASAMY, Louise JANIN

Figurative and Abstract Art - A Symposium - S.A. KRISHNAN

Pictorial Movement by Pictorial Order - Margit STABER

The Experimentalists from the Netherlands - Bert SCHIERBEEK

Canadian Art and Artists - Clare BICE

Autonomy Achieved - Dolf WELLING

Two Poems - I. Rice PEREIRA

Developments in the Arts - Herbert READ

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