Catalogue of joint exhibition held at Grosvenor Vadehra, London in 2006. Biographical notes of the artists are provided. 
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EX.UNK.INA
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English

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2006

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144

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8187737220

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1

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catalogue

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Revert/Invert: Via Traditions or, the Edges of Modernism - Anshuman DASGUPTA

Indian Art II/III: Inventing/Inverting Traditions
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Indian Art II/III: Inventing/Inverting Traditions

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Living Traditions of Indian Art
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Living Traditions of Indian Art

A number of government institutions and museums dedicated to rural arts and crafts emerged in India soon after independence. Artists studied the contexts, techniques, and forms of traditional art practices. This engagement brought forth new questions about tradition in the twentieth century, the relationship between modern and traditional art, creating a sustainable environment for traditional arts, and the preservation of these disappearing forms. Artists in Baroda responded with institutional initiatives, research projects, artist exchanges, workshops with artisans from rural contexts, and the annual Fine Art Fairs.