A Magazine of the Arts | Founded in 1946 in Mumbai by Mulk Raj Anand
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This week's pick of interesting reads includes books by Aria Aber and David C Engerman and the latest issue of @_margfoundation magazine
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This week's picks of interesting new reads on @htTweets includes a book on economists from the global south, a @_margfoundation
Issue on Indian video games, and a novel that's been shortlisted for the @WomensPrize
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The road to Atal Setu began in this special issue of Marg magazine in 1965, as "a visionary plan for Greater Bombay by Charles Correa, Pravina Mehta and Shirish B. Patel ... with its elaborate maps and compelling statistics, later paved the way for the creation of Navi Mumbai."
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This issue of Marg magazine is about a topic that I love : Histories of Indian Perfume (& incense). Very interesting articles & great pictures!
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*Request for Proposals: Archives and Museums programme*
Inviting applications for projects in collaboration with @_margfoundation Mumbai
Deadline: August 07, 2024
Read the detailed guidelines in English/Marathi/ Hindi: bit.ly/3VCzAX0
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“I am reading the transl. of the Premakhyan, ‘The Chandayan’, pub. by @_margfoundation… Written by Mulla Daud in the 14th cent., it uses Indic characters to tell a tale in the Awadhi dialect, written in Perso-Arabic script…epics like these celebrate India’s diversity.”—@iamrana
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Thanks a ton @_margfoundation for this absolutely gorgeous copy of Marg ("Histories of Indian Perfume"). I'm through with @ibn_shireen 's extremely well-written piece titled "Therapeutic Tastes, Salubrious Smells." I quite liked it!Next read: @LanzilloAmanda 's Perfume as Labour?
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Congratulations to professor James McHugh for his work guest editing the @_margfoundation latest (scented!) Marg Magazine.
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Caught some reading time post sehri. against the cool & mellow morning light.
Somehow @_margfoundation has managed to infuse the ink with smell of mitti and khus and you can smell it as you flip. It wont last forever but I will remember all sorts of feelings it made me feel. ❤️
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The Chandayan with essays by Naman Ahuja, @bookasmethod & translation by Richard Cohen published by Marg is a visual and intellectual treat.
Chandayan by Mulla Daud is one of the most important works in the history of Hindi literature
Just loving it!
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Thank you James McHugh, Malavika Madgulkar & team @_margfoundation for the invitation to contribute a piece on therapeutic tastes & salubrious smells in premodern medicine! I enjoyed writing, cooking & setting up a photo shoot for this with my friend Dru
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Got my copy of Marg magazine’s latest issue on histories of Indian perfumes. Look at the beautiful minimal cover & the page (image 2) layered with scent that you can smell! Privileged that my essay sits next to some exceptional work. @_margfoundation @LanzilloAmanda
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Art for ALL at India Art Fair—with wheelchair-accessible grounds, inclusive workshops, and a sensory art rest corner as part of The Inclusion Lab! Programmed by #AccessForALL and supported by @_margfoundation, the lab is an open, non-judgemental, and accessible space. #IAF15
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The 22 essays in this volume,offer fascinating insights into a range of topics from ancient Buddhist architecture,temple design,Rajput& Mughal paintings & manuscripts to colonial-era photography, and museology
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Saptam marks the final seventh performance piece in Mohiniyattam which stands out as it provides the opportunity to showcase all elements of dance – Nritha, Nrithya, and Natya – to tell stories through solo dance in a concert. indiaartreview.com/stories/s… #Nirmalapaniker #kerala
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Finally my two favourite Persianate pieces in Tree & Serpent @metmuseum: the two lion-headed toranas from Kesanapalli (AP) & Phanigiri (Telangana), both 3rdC CE.
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Join us at Bangalore International Centre, Bengaluru on July 25, 2023. The author of Marg's latest book, The Story of India's Cheetahs, will be in conversation with Dr K Ullas Karanth.
Register here:
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#cheetahinindia #margbooks #naturalhistory #ecology
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Dr Naman P. Ahuja will be delivering a talk on Phanigiri at BIC (Bangalore International Centre) on July 15, 2023, at 11.30 AM. Register here: shorturl.at/vBCE0
You can purchase the book here: shorturl.at/acMX2
#buddhistart #southasianart #arthistory
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Today's Highlight at #IIC
Readings on #Dance
From 75 Years of Marg, co-edited by Anita Cherian and Urmimala Sarkar Munsi
Speakers:
Anita Cherian &
Navtej Singh Johar
Chair: Urmimala Sarkar Munsi
👉30 June 2023, 06:30 pm
👉 C.D. Deshmukh Auditorium
@_margfoundation – at New Delhi, India
