Nov 23 2024 to Nov 23 2024 11 a.m.

Where

Bangalore International Centre

7 4th Main Rd, Stage 2, Domlur 560071

Event Description

Join us at the BIC Library for a special opportunity to explore art and art history books from a collector’s personal library. This session will highlight the Pahari style, renowned for its vivid colors and intricate details that beautifully capture stories of ancient myths and timeless moments.

Dive deeper into the history and magic of these books, followed by a group activity to spark conversation and reflection.

Note: If you have an art book you’d like to talk about, do bring it along to share with the group.

This event is a part of BIC’s Programmes at the Library.

BIC Library Programmes are designed to mould the library into a community-centered reading space. Our primary goal is to curate sessions that cater to the diverse interests and ages within our library community. Through this programming we wish for the library to become a dynamic space that goes beyond traditional book-related activities.

We also aim to provide a platform for members of the community to sometimes host these events we curate. If you have event ideas that align with our vision, please reach out to us at collab@bangaloreinternationalcentre.org
Facilitator
Arvind Radhakrishnan
Art History Enthusiast & Academic

Arvind Radhakrishnan was an Associate Professor at a Law School in Bangalore. He is an alumnus of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). He is currently working with a Central government agency.

Arvind is an eclectic and voracious reader, interested in a variety of genres ranging from literary fiction, classical Chinese poetry, philosophy to crime fiction and graphic novels. However, his true passion is Art history. He has a deep interest in Western Art (mainly Renaissance art, Impressionism, 17th century Dutch art and Indian art. He is very passionate about Indian miniature paintings, ancient murals, as well as sculptures. He was the founder Editor-in-Chief of The Bangalore Review (a literary magazine). His other interests include western classical music, chess and trekking in the Himalayan regions.