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Tasveer Ghar presents the following image essays contributed by many young as well as seasoned collectors and scholars. Some essays are the work of Tasveer Ghar fellows of 2007 and 2008 who focused on the theme of Gender, Nation and the Everyday Spaces, as well as Kaleidoscopic Sites and Sights: The Printed Visual Culture/s of Religious Pluralism. Our most recent essays posted in 2010 have been commissioned from distinguished scholars across the world who we have invited to comment upon the Priya Paul collection. You can either click on the image banner or the titles of the essays to see them. You can also sort them by authors name, title, or subject matter.

 

 
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Shashwati Talukdar: Picturing Mountains As Hills
Published on: (12 Jul 2010)
Picture postcards from the British India depicting India's Hill stations
Richard H. Davis: Temple in a Frame
Published on: (15 May 2010)
Essay about images of Hindu deities from the Priya Paul collection
Arvind Rajagopal: The Commodity Image in the (Post) Colony
Published on: (15 May 2010)
An essay based on calendar images from the Priya Paul collection
Yousuf Saeed and Christiane Brosius: Workshop on Changing Popular Visual Cultures of Muslim Shrines: Transcultural Flows and Urban Spaces
Published on: (14 May 2010)
Sandria B. Freitag: Consumption and identity: Imagining ‘Everyday Life’ Through Popular Visual Culture
Published on: (03 Apr 2010)
A visual essay based on the Priya Paul Collection of Indian Popular Art
Abigail McGowan: Modernity at Home: Leisure, Autonomy and the New Woman in India
Published on: (25 Mar 2010)
A visual essay based on the Priya Paul Collection of Indian Popular Art
Christiane Brosius: The Rhythm of Romantic Love
Published on: (19 Feb 2010)
Valentine's Day cards in India
Yousuf Saeed: Popular Islam and Urban Spaces: The Nizamuddin Shrine in New Delhi
Published on: (12 Jan 2010)
An event at Max Mueller Bhawan, New Delhi on 22nd Jan. 2010
Suboor Bakht: The Age of Calendars
Published on: (01 Jan 2010)
Limited copies of this calendar are available.
Philip Lutgendorf: Chai Why?
Published on: (30 Dec 2009)
The triumph of tea in India as documented in the Priya Paul collection
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