Jews And The Indian National Art Project

This book, with cover art by Siona Benjamin, chronicles the substantial role Jews played in the shaping and development of contemporary Indian art and aesthetics.

It raises issues such as: 
Does the term "Indian artist" apply to anyone born in an Indian family?
What role can foreigners and members of Indian minority groups play in the Indian National Art Project as scholars, critics or artists?
Is a piece of art "Indian art" because of its subject matter or its style?
Is it possible to uitilize "foreign techniques' in creating "Indian art"?

Two books edited by Kenneth X. Robbins and Rabbi Marvin Tokayer

Jews and the Indian National Art Project
and
Western Jews in India

Available by sending checks to
Kenneth Robbins
11305 Rouen Drive
Potomac, MD 20854
rajanawab@comcast.net

Cost: $80 each plus $5 postage to U.S. addresses
Both books for $155 plus $10 postage to U.S. addresses
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