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X-WR-CALDESC:Exhibitions\, talks and workshops at MAP\, the Museum of Art &
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DTSTART:20261106T143000
DTEND:20261106T173000
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DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wanted to make your own notebook? Or do you have 
 one that is falling apart and want to learn how to fix it?\n\nJoin French 
 conservators Annae Annenkof and Nina De Angelis in this hands-on workshop 
 on paper conservation and care and learn how to bind your own books! By th
 e end of this workshop\, you will be able to recognise the grain direction
  of paper\, fold\, mark and pierce the sewing holes using a template and m
 ake a finished notebook with a cover. 
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Make your own Book!
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/make-your-own-book/
CATEGORIES:MAP,CBD,Workshops,MAPINDIA,ART-CRAFT
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DTSTART:20261107T170000
DTEND:20261107T180000
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation around comic artist Sarnath Banerjee
 ’s book\, Absolute Jafar. \n\nSet in a world where bureaucracies and bo
 rders shape human relationships\, Sarnath Banerjee’s Absolute Jafar is a
  poignant meditation on belonging and becoming. Perhaps the author’s mos
 t personal work yet\, it is a bittersweet rhapsody\, rich in humanity\, wi
 t and imagination. Moderated by Arundhati Ghosh\, the conversation reflect
 s Sarnath’s practice\, influences and the ideas behind the book.\n\nIn c
 onjunction with the exhibition A Moving Line: 1500 Years of Indian Visual 
 Storytelling.
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Book Talk - Absolute Jafar
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/book-talk-absolute-jafar/
CATEGORIES:Talks,MAP,CBD,MAPINDIA,BOOKS,BOOKS/AUTHOR-TALK
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DTSTART:20261114T080000
DTEND:20261114T123000
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DESCRIPTION:Under the canopy of the trees in your neighbourhood\, many stor
 ies unfold\, but who are these trees–what are their names and their puzz
 les and wonders? \n\nJoin us for a workshop that brings together a guided 
 nature walk of the Mahalaxmi Layout neighbourhood in Bengaluru by Kavya Ch
 andra and a cyanotype and overdyeing workshop by Gunjan Pramod. You’ll b
 e introduced to the different trees that make up this locale\, pick up lea
 ves\, odd seedpods and other organic material to make your own prints usin
 g the cyanotype method. During the printmaking session\, you will also be 
 introduced to overdyeing processes using natural pigments.
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:In the Company of Trees
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/in-the-company-of-trees/
CATEGORIES:MAP,Guided Walk,CBD,MAPINDIA,ART-CRAFT,ART-CRAFT/PRINTMAKING,OUT
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DTSTART:20261114T133000
DTEND:20261114T143000
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DESCRIPTION:Visual storytelling has always been a medium of documentation\,
  communication and expression. While comics give voice to the voiceless\, 
 and articulates the ridicule we feel vis-à-vis the errors of power struct
 ures\, it is also important to observe that a few bodies fall through the 
 cracks of representation. Who decides who gets omitted? Who decides that e
 very medium should follow standards set by the mainstream? Who defines the
 se standards of what represents good or evil? And why shouldn’t comics q
 uestion and redefine these standards?\n\nJoin us for a walkthrough by Neel
 ima Aryan from the Design Team at MAP for a final walkthrough of the exhib
 ition A Moving Line: 1500 Years of Indian Visual Storytelling. 
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:A Moving Line: 1500 Years of Indian Visual Storytelling - Designer
 ’s Walkthrough
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/a-moving-line-1500-years-of-
 indian-visual-storytelling-designers-walkthrough/
CATEGORIES:MAP,Guided Walk,CBD,MAPINDIA,OUTDOORS,OUTDOORS/HERITAGE-WALK,SHO
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DTSTART:20261115T160000
DTEND:20261115T170000
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a guided walkthrough of the A Moving Line: 1500 Yea
 rs of Indian Visual Storytelling as Khushi Bansal from MAP narrates the st
 ories this country tells through lines. In this exhibition\, one can witne
 ss both the creation of new visual identities and the evolution of a natio
 n through a vast body of works across time and space. Here\, kaavad and pa
 ttachitra scroll sitting alongside Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle. Chacha Ch
 audhary next to the Phantom\, while contemporary graphic novels and web co
 mics continue conversations that began centuries ago.
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:A Moving Line: 1500 Years of Indian Visual Storytelling - Curator W
 alk-through
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/a-moving-line-1500-years-of-
 indian-visual-storytelling-curator-walk-through/
CATEGORIES:MAP,Guided Walk,CBD,MAPINDIA,EXHIBITION,OUTDOORS,OUTDOORS/HERITA
 GE-WALK,SHOW,SHOW/STORYTELLING
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DTSTART:20261117T183000
DTEND:20261117T200000
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a screening of a documentary by Sabeena Gadihoke on
  3 female photographers: Homai Vyarawalla\, Sheba Chhachhi and Dayanita Si
 ngh. \n\nThree Women and a Camera is a film about Homai Vyarawalla\, Indi
 a’s first woman photojournalist for three decades from the late 1930s\, 
 and two contemporary female photographers — Sheba Chhachhi and Dayanita 
 Singh. Vyarawalla’s work underscores the optimism and euphoria of the bi
 rth of a nation\, while Chhachhi and Singh attempt to grapple with the com
 plexities and undelivered promises of the post-independence era. This film
  debates their concerns regarding representation\, subject-camera relation
 ships\, and the limits and possibilities of still photography in India in 
 the late 1990s.\n\nThe film Three Women and a Camera has won several award
 s\, including the second prize at Film South Asia\, a documentary festival
  in Kathmandu\, Nepal\, 1999 and a Certificate of Merit at the Mumbai Inte
 rnational Film Festival for animation\, documentary and short films\, 2000
 .\n\nThis event is part of Art is Life: Elsewhere  hosted in collaboratio
 n with Bangalore International Centre\, as an offshoot series of programs 
 as part of our annual festival Art is Life. 
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Three Women and a Camera
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/three-women-and-a-camera-2/
CATEGORIES:Film Screenings,CBD,MAP,MAPINDIA,MOVIE-SCREENING
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DTSTART:20261120T180000
DTEND:20261120T190000
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DESCRIPTION:Join photo-journalist\, Prashant Panjiar and writer Valay Singh
  for a moderated conversation on the launch of the latest photo book\, 'Ay
 odhya: Epicentre of a Divide'.\n\nThe book covers nearly four decades of A
 yodhya: its ghats and akharas\, Sufi shrines and Hanuman temples\, barrica
 des and barbed wire\, and the laser shows and hoardings of the new temple 
 town. With an essay by Valay Singh on how Ram was turned into a political 
 symbol\, this book is a rare long view of a fabled town that became the ep
 icentre of a campaign to reshape India.
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:A Closer Look | Ayodhya: Epicentre of a Divide
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/a-closer-look-ayodhya-epicen
 tre-of-a-divide/
CATEGORIES:MAP,Book Launch,CBD,MAPINDIA,BOOKS,BOOKS/AUTHOR-TALK
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DTSTART:20261122T110000
DTEND:20261122T130000
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DESCRIPTION:This 2-hour workshop invites participants to gather and write a
 bout or alongside family photographs–a small selection of images or suba
 rchive of your choice from family albums that you wish to spend time with.
 \n\nThrough readings\, guided prompts\, and collective writing time\, we
 ’ll explore different ways of entering a photograph–through memory and
  nostalgia\, absence and grief\, grammar and aesthetic\, personal and coll
 ective histories\, fiction and speculation\, research and restoration\, po
 litical and social contexts\, or simply as a way of staying related to som
 eone within the photograph.\n\nThe session begins with a short lecture and
  discussion\, followed by a focused 45-minute writing period\, and conclud
 es with some reflective time together. Participants are free to write in a
 ny form–poetry\, letters\, essays\, notes\, as research\, or to inspire 
 making a new artwork. This workshop emphasizes process over product\; noth
 ing will be shared or critiqued. This workshop is an invitation to return\
 , unceremoniously but persistently\, to look again and pay attention to a 
 few photographs that ritualize remembering and writing\, amidst so many ot
 hers that constantly demand our time. This workshop is open to anyone and 
 everyone. \n\nAs part of Art is Life: Elsewhere this workshop is hosted a
 s an offshoot series of programs hosted at partner venues across Bengaluru
  as part of our annual festival Art is Life. 
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Returning to the Family Album
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/returning-to-the-family-albu
 m/
CATEGORIES:MAP,Online Workshop,CBD,MAPINDIA,BOOKS,BOOKS/WRITING
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DTSTART:20261126T180000
DTEND:20261126T200000
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DESCRIPTION:Many contemporary archival practices treat their work as materi
 al that engages public memory in the present\; they’re not simply driven
  towards finding\, guarding and building safe repositories. They consider 
 what archives can offer in challenging established narratives and providin
 g a framework for engaging with underrepresented histories. How can these 
 ideas be tinkered around with in educational settings\, and what can that 
 offer to pedagogy? Through this discussion\, we will engage with archives 
 that operate out of\, or work with\, educational institutions in different
  registers to understand how their practices enter learning contexts and w
 hat the future of their work looks like.\n\nWe will be joined by Anjali Ra
 machandran from the Archives at the National Centre for Biological Science
 s (NCBS) and Mira Brunner from the Queer Archive for Memory\, Reflection\,
  and Activism (QAMRA) at National Law School of India University (NLSIU) i
 n conversation with Dr Samyak Ghosh\, Assistant Professor\, Social Science
  at NLSIU.\n\nThis event is part of Art is Life: Elsewhere hosted in colla
 boration with National Law School of India University (NLSIU)\, as an offs
 hoot series of programs as part of our annual festival Art is Life. 
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Learning Contexts: Archives in Educational Settings
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/learning-contexts-archives-i
 n-educational-settings/
CATEGORIES:Talks,MAP,CBD,MAPINDIA
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DTSTART:20261128T110000
DTEND:20261128T160000
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COLOR:gold
DESCRIPTION:Explore the relationship between visual art and movement in thi
 s immersive Odissi workshop. Beginning with a sculpture\, participants wil
 l discover how Odisha’s artistic traditions have shaped the classical da
 nce form\, exploring its vocabulary through body awareness\, Chauka\, Trib
 hangi\, mudras\, rhythm and abhinaya.\n\nThrough demonstrations\, discussi
 ons and hands-on exercises\, participants will experiment with translating
  visual forms into movement and storytelling. The session will culminate i
 n a collaborative movement composition\, followed by learning a simple Odi
 ssi phrase and reflecting on the artwork that inspired the experience.\n\n
 This workshop is part of the ongoing series\, Responding to Art through th
 e Arts. Facilitated by arts practitioners\, it aims to activate MAP’s ga
 lleries through a series of workshops that hold space for young people’s
  responses to artwork on display. \n\nIt is conducted as part of our enga
 gements for the MAP Youth Collective – a community for young people (18-
 25 year olds) to engage with the arts and culture sector. The collective i
 s for\, of and by young people — to explore our shared identities and in
 terests through art
GEO:12.9746;77.59675
LOCATION:Museum of Art & Photography (MAP)\, 22\, Kasturba Rd\, Shanthala N
 agar\, Bengaluru\, Karnataka 560001\, India
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:From Stone to Story: Odissi through Sculpture
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://map-india.org/map-events/from-stone-to-story-odissi-t
 hrough-sculpture/
CATEGORIES:MAP,CBD,Workshops,MAPINDIA,DANCING,DANCING/INDIAN-CLASSICAL,ON-S
 TAGE,ON-STAGE/ACTING
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