From Language to Knowledge
There will be an accent on a translatorial approach to knowledge production. This will involve an engagement with material in Indian languages beyond English, and uncover a rich tapestry of indigenous knowledge in Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati and other rich resources.
Home and the World
Understand geo-social and aesthetic contexts that are African, Asian and Latin American along with European and American. Excavate local and global networks of meaning.
History as a Bouquet
Understanding our regional pasts and traditions; Exploring national contexts and international narratives.
Dynamic Dialogue between Disciplines
Where Literature Studies speaks to History and Semiotics speaks to Translation Studies. Discover new methodologies to forge connections between meaning-worlds.
Art and the Archive
How do different forms of art – popular, folk, classical, modern, contemporary – co-exist and how do we locate them and learn from their varied practices?
Travels in Trans-Continental Terrains
From the Renaissance in Europe to Modernism in Mumbai, and from Pahari miniatures to Parisian ateliers, learn deeply about art and artists, their thoughts and times.
Art and All its Acts
Biennales, Collections, Galleries, Exhibitions, Curations: the how, the why, the when and the what next.