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The Body in Indian Art’ curated by Prof. Naman P. Ahuja was inaugurated by the President of India at the ICCR/ Europalia International Arts Festival at the Palais de Beaux-Arts, Brussels in October, 2013. This landmark exhibition of over 350 objects was sourced from 55 lenders from India and abroad. Later, in 2014 this exhibition was shown at the National Museum of India in New Delhi where it achieved record-breaking public acclaim. IGNCA documented these masterpieces for its archives as it was an opportunity to record for posterity this outstanding collection of Indian art. Selected highlights from this extensive documentation have been made into eight films. Each of these films is just under 30 minutes and showcases a gallery per film. Each episode introduces a variety of Indian aesthetic meditations on the role of art and representation.

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Lecture By Rajiv Malhotra

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Directors: Ramji Om and Dr.Deepika Kothari
Duration: 98 minutes

The History of Yoga is the film documentation of Art, Culture, Heritage and History unfolding the wisdom of Yoga. The film traces the elements of Yoga from Harappan civilization to the 19th century.

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By Dr. John Guy, South and Southeast Asia, Department of Asian Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art under Mausam Project Lecture Series.

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Seminar on Transformative Music Education for Indian Schools and Communities in collaboration with ISME (International Society for Music Education, part of UNESCO).

The seminar will be in two parts :
Day I : a public seminar in which leading exponents in the fields of music and music education will present the latest findings on research and practice internationally.
Day 2 & 3 : A closed seminar for the invited experts from different regions of India.

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IGNCA will release the DVD on Dr N Rajam, under the ‘Masters of Hindustani Classical Music’ series. DVD will be released by Vice Chancellor, BHU and Member Secretary IGNCA. This will be followed bya concert by Dr Rajam.
A seminar on the theme ‘Importance of Traditional bandish in Indian classical music’. will be held from 1.30 to 4 p.m.

By Member Secretary, IGNCA

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