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SUMMARY:Modern & Contemporary Art from India: The Roots of Modernism in India--From Indigenous to British (And Back)
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, August 28\n10:00 a.m.–noon PT\nSpeaker: Betty Seid\, independent curator\, writer\, and lecturer \n  \nJoin the South Asian Arts Council for a four-part series on Modern & Contemporary Art from India. The first in the series shares The Roots of Modernism in India: From Indigenous to British (And Back). \n\nJust as European Modernism was a breaking away from the past\, so too was India’s a reaction to the art that preceded it. The 19th-century fertile ground against which modern India reacted was characterized by two major factors: indigenous art (commonly called “folk art”) and picturesque documentary works commissioned by the British (known as “Company School Paintings”). We will begin this series with an immersion into the visual milieu that influenced (in both positive and negative ways) Indian artists as they struggled to be both Indian and Modern. \n\nBetty Seid is an independent curator\, writer\, and lecturer. She was previously Research Associate and Exhibition Coordinator for South Asian Art in the Department of Asian Art of The Art Institute of Chicago. Her exhibition (and catalog) New Narratives: Contemporary Art from India was the first to show 21st-century Indian art in the United States. \n\n  \n\nPlease reserve your spot by clicking on this link. All participants will be sent the Zoom link and instructions via email once you secure your place. Space is limited. \nSave my spot! \nFree for active South Asian Arts Council (renewed for 2021-2022) and SDMA members | $5 for all others \n  \nSponsored by the South Asian Arts Council. \nFeatured: Patua painting. Untitled. n.d. | Attributed to Sheikh Muhammad Amir of Karraya. Cloth Seller. c. 1840
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SUMMARY:SDMA+ Naruwan Taiko: In the Forced Vortex
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, August 28\nMuseum steps \n  \nThe energetic rhythms and dynamic performance style of San Diego’s Naruwan Taiko provide an innovative interpretation of Ana de Alvear’s large-scale galaxy drawing In the Forced Vortex (White)\, on view as part of Everything You See Could Be a Lie: Photorealistic Drawings by Ana de Alvear. \nThe performance will take place on the steps in front of the Museum. \n  \nPerformance date and time are subject to change. \n  \nSDMA+ programs are offered by The San Diego Museum of Art in collaboration with other local arts institutions to create unique experiences and a deeper exploration of the art on view. \n  \nImage at top right courtesy of Naruwan Taiko.
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