Media: what a messy, capacious, contentious term, in all the ways Raymond Williams described for Keywords. Slipping across material substrate,…
Kajri Jain
Kajri Jain is associate professor in art history and visual studies at the University of Toronto. Her research focuses on images at the interface between religion, politics, and vernacular business cultures in modern and contemporary India; she also writes on contemporary art. She is the author of Gods in the Bazaar: The Economies of Indian Calendar Art (Duke University Press, 2007), and is currently completing a book on the emergence of monumental iconic sculptures in post-liberalization India, Gods in the Time of Democracy (Duke University Press, forthcoming).
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Le mal des fleurs
May 16, 2019
Surely one reason for the ongoing but mistakenly benign and otherworldly cliché of India as a land of “spirituality” is…