from 30th Nov. to 8th Dec. Exhibitions only.

An art exhibition of the leading contemporary artists showing their interpretation of the jail visit and interaction

Collaboration: ICCR & Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt

1.The Development of Sarada and Takari Script
2.The Lingaraja Temple of Bhubaneshwar
3.Culture of Uttarakhand

By K.A. Francis

By Elena Fedorovskaya, Moscow Collaboration – ICCR

Exhibition I- Culture of Kashmir
Curated by : Dr. G.L. Badam and Sh. Virendra Bangroo

Exhibition II – Contemporary Art of Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh
Curated by : Sh. Veer Munshi

Exhibition III – Life style and Monasteries of Ladakh
Organised by :IGRMS, Bhopal

Exhibition IV – Indigenous Architecture of Kashmir
Curated by : Sh. Virendra Bangroo

Exhibition V – Exhibition of Books of J & K

Exhibition VI – Digital Photo Documentation Manuscript Heritage (J&K)

IGNCA C.V. Mess

Exhibition Gallery, G.F., 11, Mansingh Road

Mati Ghar, C.V. Mess, Janpath

Exhibition Gallery, Second Floor., 11, Mansingh Road

Exhibition Gallery, 3rd Floor, 11, Mansingh Road

Library, Ist Floor, 11, Mansingh Road

Exhibition Hall, G.F., Kala Kosha Bldg, 11, Mansingh Road

Collaboration : Tellus Art Org, Sweden

Collaboration : Australia-India Council

Exhibition – Hind Islami Tahzeeb ke Rang-Aqeedat ke Sang

Performance Traditions among the Indian Muslims

Collaboration : G. D. Salwan Public School

Collaboration: Sewa Bharat

In Oral Narrative & Folklore Seminar, Performance, Exhibition

• Concept Note | Ram Katha in Performing Arts: Documentation Workshops at IGNCA
• Day Performances – Bundeli Ramkatha 
• Evening Performances – Kumaoni Ramlila by Parvatiya Kala Kendra |  Ram LIla by Manipur Artists Touring Drama party | Sunder Katha by Brij Lok Madhuri | Ramman From Garhwal by Saloor Dongra Gram Sabha
• List of Contributors and Participants | Abstract and Bio-Data of the Participants 
• Photographs of Ram Lila Workshop – 
  • Assam
  • Gujarat
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • Manipur
  • Rajasthan
  • Uttranchal
  • West Bengal
• Write-up on some of the Traditions Documented – 
  • The Ram-Katha of the Dungari Bhils
  • Ramayana in pata-Chitra of West Bengal
  • Ramayana in the Puppetry of West Bengal
  • Ramayan in Assam
  • Ramayan Ballad of mewat Jogis from Rajasthan (Lanka Chadai)
  • Ramayana by Manganiyars from Western Rajasthan
  • Ram Katha in Wari Leebal Style from Manipur
  • Lok Ramayan in Himachal Pradesh
  • Ram Katha in Garhwal
• Exhibition – Masks, Puppets, Paintings, Costumes, Makeup, Headgears, Weapons, Audo Video Display
• Conference Report
• Prof. Molly Kaushal in conversation with Dr. P. C. Lal Yadav on Folk Ramkatha from Chhattisgarh
• IGNCA’s Workshop on Ramayana Tradition in Manipur