ফোকলা দাঁতে হাসছে চে, মাথা ভরা চুল নিয়ে জাদুঘরের দেওয়ালে লেনিন

ফোকলা দাঁতে হাসছে চে গেভারা, মাথা ভরা চুল নিয়ে কলকাতার ভারতীয় জাদুঘরের দেওয়ালে জ্বলজ্বল করছে লেনিনের ছবি ৷ বিষয়টা কী ?

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00:00He is a very famous artist. He is from Kerala.

00:05He represents our country all over the world.

00:09This is a village where Vivek Gilashwani's father was born.

00:14The people of that village have this type of name.

00:18That is his work.

00:20He always does this work with a pun or a joke.

00:24As you can see, there is a work called Last Supper.

00:28There are two Last Supper works.

00:30He has also shown this work in a very important cathedral.

00:34So all over the world, he is famous for his pun intended works.

00:40He is a very original person.

00:44This is not imaginary. This is the reality.

00:47What is the origin of this work?

00:49It is the same question. What is this?

00:53This is his name.

00:55Do you want to marry the CM of Chennai or Tamil Nadu?

01:03This is exactly what he does.

01:06It is important to see what people are doing.

01:08There are different types of works here.

01:10What are people doing in different types of works?

01:12If we were all together, there would be a problem.

01:15But we are not all together. We don't understand anything.

01:17It is very difficult to understand what is happening in the public space.

01:20To understand this, how can we make this show contemporary?

01:26How can I make a saree museum out of a textile?

01:31Or how can I make recycled fabrics?

01:38Why are these things in the Balucheri section?

01:40If we don't think about all this,

01:42we will analyze what people are doing.

01:46And we will see what we can do about it.

01:49Dialogues Across Time

01:52We inaugurated an exhibition in this name.

02:00Mr. Gajendra Singh Sekhawadji

02:02He is the Honorable Minister of Culture and Tourism.

02:05He inaugurated this exhibition in the Indian Museum in January.

02:10The Indian Museum of Art is collaborating with the Basu Foundation of Arts.

02:17This exhibition is important because

02:20it is an exchange of dialogues between ancient art and modern art.

02:26You will see that we can see ancient art in any museum.

02:34And if we go to the art gallery, we can see modern art.

02:38This exhibition will be held in the Indian Museum of Art until March 31, 2025.

02:48More than 50 famous artists and art galleries from all over India

02:56are coming and their artwork is being exhibited in the Indian Museum of Art.