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Course Co-ordinated by :
IIT Kanpur
Course Available from :
08-September-2016
NPTEL
Humanities and Social Sciences
NOC:Folk and Minor Art in India (Video)
Changing Definition of Folk and Minor Art
Modules / Lectures
Week 1
Changing Definition of Folk and Minor Art
Timelines and Regions: General Mapping
Traditional Roots: Elements and Principles
Timelessness: Primitive Connection
Evolution in Purpose: Ritualistic to Propagative
Contemporary Practice
Week 2
Classification and Connections: Traditional Roots
Early Literary Resources
Mythical Associations
Idea of Nationalism and Modernism in the Context of Folk Art-I & II
Relevance of the Art Practice
Week 3
Contextualization and Decontextualization
Concept of Communication for Social Purpose
Aesthetic Perspective
Secularity and Religious Plurality
Ethnographic perspective on the study of Folk Art and Culture
About the Exponents who brought the culture under the Limelight
Week 4
Commonality and Congruity in the Diverse Content of Art
School of Art in Madhubani Painting
Art as a Feminine Preserve vs the Male painters of Madhubani
Yamapata, Pytkar and other art practice of Jharkhand: Yamapata by the Jadopatias, Sohari Painters and their Art
Patachitra of Bengal
Patachitra of Odisha
Week 5
Continuum of the Practice: Ancient Centres, Contemporary Scenario, Method and Material - 1
Continuum of the Practice: Ancient Centres, Contemporary Scenario, Method and Material - 2
Continuum of the Practice: Ancient Centres, Contemporary Scenario, Method and Material - 3
Case study - 1: Gond Art
Case study - 2: Bengal Patachitra
Case study - 3: Madhubani Paintings
Week 6
Characteristics of Contemporary Collection- Semiotic Analysis
Characteristics of Contemporary Collection- Thematic and Iconic Analysis
Characteristics of Contemporary Collection of Indian Folk and Minor Art
Thematic Change in Contemporary Collection of Indian Folk and Minor Art
Individual Expression in Contemporary Collection of Indian Folk and Minor Art
Week 7
Cultural Condition: Colonial and Postcolonial Bengal - Part I
Cultural Condition: Colonial and Postcolonial Bengal - Part II
Contextualizing Folk idiom - Part I
Contextualizing Folk idiom - Part II
Contextualizing Folk idiom - Part III
Week 8
Coexistence and Collaborations with Mainstream Art
Alternative Context: Place of Folk Art in Contemporary Lifestyle
Need of Paradigm Shift - I
Need of Paradigm Shift - II
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Concepts covered in this lecture :
This lecture includes the following: 1. This lecture focuses on the changing definition of folk and minor art practices in India. The change is due to various reasons. The lecture assesses and justifies that evolution with suitable examples
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