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kamagni 62 pdf Kamagni 62 is the work of renowned Indian painter, Radhika Mehta. This book of paintings is a compilation of her one-year project in which she has explored the iconography and iconology of Indian art over the year. It presents an opportunity to get a perspective on India's ancient religious iconography and understand how different religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam incorporate them into their practices and texts. The book also provides insights into tradition, cultural identity and contemporary society in India today. Kamagni 62 touches upon aesthetic values both within India as well as across cultures globally. It reveals the beauty, symbolism and religious importance of India's traditional art forms as well as those from other cultures. Since inception, Kamagni 62 has been a social experiment to see how it can be used to bring pleasure and happiness to students, young professionals and the community. The book's website www.kamagni62.com has a number of links that offer a platform for a diverse range of activities that contribute towards this social experiment – from art workshops, discussions on traditional Indian texts and worship, dance events and exhibitions – all have been created in close collaboration with world class thought leaders who have contributed towards greater understanding of ancient traditions through visual representation by contemporary artists. Kamagni 62 as a registered body of professionals and community members has been working with eminent academics and historians to create a database of many hundreds of miniature paintings. This database is a free resource available on the internet for artists, scholars, students and researchers who want to explore India’s traditional aesthetic through a variety of mediums.Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism Belief Systems & Visual Representation Indian Theory & PracticeIn addition to this, over the last few years Kamagni 62 has been hosting several art-based workshops where visual representations of religious texts from across the world have been studied by art students from different parts of the country. These workshops have been held in collaboration with Centre for Advanced Studies in Liberal Arts (CASLA), University of Hyderabad and IIIT Allahabad. Kamagni 62 as a body of artists and community members has been working with eminent academics and historians to create databases of miniature paintings from across the country. These databases are a free resource available on the internet for students, researchers, scholars and many more who want to explore India's traditional aesthetic through a variety of mediums. In 2008-2009, Kamagni 62 was a member of a coalition of bodies working towards a ‘pollution-free India’. The organisation participated in many conferences and workshops with political parties, NGOs and concerned citizens across the country. This led to the organisation being invited to take part in the government’s flagship programme – Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan. In 2010, Kamagni 62 was invited to participate as one of the three Indian partners in a worldwide event that was held at Space Center Houston – it attracted delegates from more than 100 countries from around the world. cfa1e77820
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