Home Actress Nandita Das HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers August 2021 Nandita Das Instagram - Repost by @reposta.app_ ——— We are delighted to collaborate with the @iic_delhi for the #MeettheArtist (MTA) programme. The guest for the 246th edition is the eminent Art critic, #SadanandMenon, who will speak on #DashrathPatel, the well-known artist, designer and educator. Live on #zoom and #youtube, use the #linkinbio Sadanand Menon will speak about Dashrath Patel, whom he considered his mentor. In 1998, he curated the Retrospective Exhibition, Fifty Years of Dashrath Patel’s Work, that was held at the #NGMA, Delhi and Mumbai. The lecture will explore the multi-faceted life of an incredible multi-media artist, designer and educator. Dashrath Patel was the first Director of the #NationalInstituteofDesign (NID) when it was founded in 1961. In the two decades at NID, his contribution was immense in making the institution an iconic design school. #JDCentreofArt #jdcamta #artist #designer #educator

Nandita Das Instagram – Repost by @reposta.app_ ——— We are delighted to collaborate with the @iic_delhi for the #MeettheArtist (MTA) programme. The guest for the 246th edition is the eminent Art critic, #SadanandMenon, who will speak on #DashrathPatel, the well-known artist, designer and educator. Live on #zoom and #youtube, use the #linkinbio Sadanand Menon will speak about Dashrath Patel, whom he considered his mentor. In 1998, he curated the Retrospective Exhibition, Fifty Years of Dashrath Patel’s Work, that was held at the #NGMA, Delhi and Mumbai. The lecture will explore the multi-faceted life of an incredible multi-media artist, designer and educator. Dashrath Patel was the first Director of the #NationalInstituteofDesign (NID) when it was founded in 1961. In the two decades at NID, his contribution was immense in making the institution an iconic design school. #JDCentreofArt #jdcamta #artist #designer #educator

Nandita Das Instagram - Repost by @reposta.app_ ——— We are delighted to collaborate with the @iic_delhi for the #MeettheArtist (MTA) programme. The guest for the 246th edition is the eminent Art critic, #SadanandMenon, who will speak on #DashrathPatel, the well-known artist, designer and educator. Live on #zoom and #youtube, use the #linkinbio Sadanand Menon will speak about Dashrath Patel, whom he considered his mentor. In 1998, he curated the Retrospective Exhibition, Fifty Years of Dashrath Patel’s Work, that was held at the #NGMA, Delhi and Mumbai. The lecture will explore the multi-faceted life of an incredible multi-media artist, designer and educator. Dashrath Patel was the first Director of the #NationalInstituteofDesign (NID) when it was founded in 1961. In the two decades at NID, his contribution was immense in making the institution an iconic design school. #JDCentreofArt #jdcamta #artist #designer #educator

Nandita Das Instagram – Repost by @reposta.app_
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We are delighted to collaborate with the @iic_delhi for the #MeettheArtist (MTA) programme.

The guest for the 246th edition is the eminent Art critic, #SadanandMenon, who will speak on #DashrathPatel, the well-known artist, designer and educator.

Live on #zoom and #youtube, use the #linkinbio

Sadanand Menon will speak about Dashrath Patel, whom he considered his mentor. In 1998, he curated the Retrospective Exhibition, Fifty Years of Dashrath Patel’s Work, that was held at the #NGMA, Delhi and Mumbai. The lecture will explore the multi-faceted life of an incredible multi-media artist, designer and educator. Dashrath Patel was the first Director of the #NationalInstituteofDesign (NID) when it was founded in 1961. In the two decades at NID, his contribution was immense in making the institution an iconic design school.

#JDCentreofArt #jdcamta #artist #designer #educator | Posted on 10/Jul/2021 14:48:35

Nandita Das Instagram – Through the scaffolding – the view from our window. Magical sky is the antidote to the city lights.
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