Meet & Greet
Hello everyone! I’d like to welcome you to our meet and greet on behalf of Impart (Formerly MAP Academy). Here, you can introduce yourself and get to know each other.
Our team at Impart has really enjoyed putting together this course with Dr Beth Citron and engaging with the complex histories and ideas surrounding modern and contemporary Indian art.
We’re so excited to have a space to engage with our community and we’d love to get to know you better! Feel free to use this space to tell us more about yourself and your interest in the subject. You can also share what you hope to learn in the course, resources you may come across or even larger themes and ideas to explore.
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AdrikaMember, July 10, 2025 at 3:22 pm
Hello, I am Adrika Das, i have just completed my final semester of MA in history. I am deeply interested in art history specially related to Asian and contemporary art and i think enrolling to this course would help me in expanding my knowledge further. Thanks.
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Bharat PratapMember, June 6, 2025 at 1:48 pm
I am Bharat Pratap Singh, hailing from New Delhi, India. I hold a bachelor’s degree in History from Hindu College at the University of Delhi. Subsequently, I pursued a degree in Fashion Design at the National Institute of Fashion Technology in New Delhi. With over 30 years of experience in the textile and fashion industry, I have had the opportunity of working in both India and international markets. Furthermore, I have dedicated a portion of my career to academia, where I have taught and mentored students at various design institutions throughout the country. I found this course to be highly informative and educational, as it has provided me with valuable insights. I would like to extend my gratitude to MAP for offering this enlightening course.
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PalakMember, February 8, 2025 at 6:28 pm
Hii, I am Palak and I have always been fascinated by Indian art and wanted to learn about it in depth and I am fortunate to find these courses. It is beautifully curated and well-explained.
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SeemaMember, November 30, 2024 at 10:14 am
Hi everyone! My name is Seema and I’m from NYC. I’m of South Asian ancestry via Pakistani and and Indo-Caribbean heritage. I’m a Visual Artist, Educator and Curator. My work centers my identity and South Asian heritage, so I’m excited to learn some facets of 19th and 20th century Indian Art from this course.
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MinoliMember, November 4, 2024 at 6:23 pm
Hello! I am Minoli from Sri Lanka, an interior design student who is working for Aluwihare Heritage Centre which is an institute that continues the legacy of artist Ena de Silva and helps preserve Sri Lankan arts & crafts. Through my work I have been able to learn the craft of Sri Lankan Batik and Traditional Hand Embroidery and also help the craftswomen at the workshop to manage and continue their work efficiently. I have also been a part of exhibitions both local and international promoting the crafts locally and internationally. I am very interested in learning more about arts and crafts to further my knowledge and to contribute more to the centre.
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PrakritiMember, August 30, 2024 at 10:23 am
Hi everyone, I am Prakriti Anand, a research scholar and writer. I have followed MAP’s work for some time and it is absolutely wonderful to see this course! I am looking forward to understanding the finer things about Indian art. Kudos to the team MAP.
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RevaMember, August 20, 2024 at 12:30 am
Hi everyone, my name is Reva and I recently graduated with a bachelor of arts in literature. I’ve always had an interest in art and culture and this course is the perfect amalgamation of the two which no doubt is intriguing – especially its focus on indian art, so I’m basically here to spend my free time gathering more information and to learn how to ‘read’ art
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Ravi KrishnaMember, August 11, 2024 at 7:39 am
Hi, I am Pudi. I am an aspiring art influencer. I make video reels on young and emerging artists :). Here to brush up my knowledge on Indian art. Hope to make engaging bite sized content for a worldwide audience. Hope to
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KiranMember, August 8, 2024 at 1:42 pm
Hello! MY name is Kiran Irkal. I am an artist, currently based in Karwar. I am here to learn and broaden my horizons. I hope to find new inspiration for my personal creative practice.
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ADITIMember, June 2, 2024 at 10:06 pm
Hello!
Myself Aditi. I’m a design student from Maharashtra, India. I’ve always been an art enthusiast and wanted to learn more about indian art and contemporary practices. Stumbled upon this course, hoping to learn new things and find inspiration!
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SnehaMember, May 17, 2024 at 1:15 pm
Hi, I am Sneha and I am a graduate in History, Economics and Political Science. I am interested in learning about Indian art and would like to pursue a career in art history with specialisation in Indian art. I am glad that I came across this course as it is self paced and would give me a foundation in modern and contemporary Indian art.
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NilshaMember, April 28, 2024 at 7:03 pm
Hello all, I am Nilsha, currently working as graphic designer at Madlab, Bangalore. I have always been interested in arts, but it wasn’t part of my academics. By taking this course, i am taking a step in that direction. Hoping to learn some interesting stuff.
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AkankshaMember, March 16, 2024 at 5:31 pm
Hello!
My name is Akanksha Saxena. I hail from a small town called Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, India. I have been a digital journalist for around three years. Last year, I graduated with a Masters degree in Arts and Culture from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. In the past, my journalism has focused on very mainstream beats such as politics, national news, and the like. I have even covered niche beats such as LGBTQ+ issues, Healthcare, Mental Health, etc. I went to New York City to get more insight into the Arts and Culture ambit and use it in my future reporting.
I am so excited to do an Arts History course, especially looking into Modern and Contemporary Art in India. South Asian art has been something that I have always wanted to focus on. In one of my assignments in Graduate School was a profile of a Pakistani-American artist named Sanie Bokhari who uses Mughal miniature art techniques in her rather modern creations that talk about her journey as a Muslim woman living in the west.I hope to connect with the others in the course. I am also excited to enrich my knowledge since I am currently unemployed and hope that whatever I learn here, I am able to apply it in my work.
Thank you!
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ShwetaMember, March 12, 2024 at 12:54 pm
Hello everyone!!
I am Shweta here from Bangalore. I am an Art educator and also interested in farming. I wanted to do this course to help me at my art education career and gain more knowledge in this field. Hope to get in touch with all of ull some day and thank you for the lovely course MAP.!!
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KrishnaAdministrator, June 3, 2024 at 3:50 pm
Delighted to have you here, Shweta. We’re excited to hear about your work in art education and hope this course complements your existing knowledge in the field. In case you wish to get in touch with us separately about anything related to the course or have any queries, please reach out to sara.krishnan@map-india.org. Happy learning!
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BhargaviMember, February 27, 2024 at 11:41 am
Hello everyone! I’m Bhargavi. I’m a History of Art student at the Indian Institute of Heritage (Formerly National Museum Institute) and currently I’m working on my dissertation.
I am hoping to learn more about modern and contemporary art as I wish to specialize in the same. Looking forward to learning and interacting with everyone!
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KrishnaAdministrator, June 3, 2024 at 3:06 pm
We’re delighted to welcome to the learning community, Bhargavi. We hope the course helps enhance your expertise. Happy learning! Please feel free to share the course with your friends and batchmates if you find the lessons useful and engaging.
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BhargaviMember, June 7, 2024 at 6:40 pm
Hello! I have a doubt regarding one of the statements made in ‘Artistic Engagements with Art History: Revisiting the Past’. While discussing the artwork ‘Obituary Note’ by L.N. Tallur it says that Shiva Nataraja is dancing on cremation ground, but he is dancing on the demon Apasmara who represents ignorance. I want to know whether this is the artist’s interpretation or not? I did not know how to contact someone about this so I’m using this forum.
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ShivMember, July 29, 2024 at 5:31 pm
Hi Bhargavi, I had the same question as you – I found that statement confusing. Thanks for asking the question.
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