Calcutta on your Plate: History of Indian Cuisine with Nilosree Biswas

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In the last episode of 2022, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Nilosree Biswas, Indian filmmaker and writer, author of Banaras: Of Gods, Humans and Stories and Alluring Kashmir: The Inner Spirit, as well as her latest book, Calcutta on your plate. Nilos grew up in Calcutta and has an intimate knowledge of its culinary cuisine, but through her book, she writes the history and tells the story of colonialism, communities, and particularly women. Through her knowledge and skills for storytelling, she paints the rich and complex cultural landscape of the city. This was a very enlightening conversation about an enlightening book.
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Medieval Silks and Textile History with Corinne Muehlemann 1:22:58

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Isabelle Imbert welcomes Dr Corinne Muehlemann, Assistant Professor and Chair of the History of Textile Arts at the Institute of Art History in the University of Bern. Corinne is one of the rare specialists of silks produced during the Middle-Ages in the Islamic lands, especially in Iran and Spain. In the episode, she talks about striped silks produced in Iran under the Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1335), the transfer of textile knowledge and technique in the Mediaeval Islamic lands and beyond, as well as the contributions of woman textile curators and conservators to the field of Islamic textile history. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Corinne Muehlemann on Academia and Instagram Corinne Mühlemann, Complex Weaves, Technique, Text, and Cultural History of Striped Silks , Didymos-Verlag, 2023 C. Mühlemann,Matthew Payne,Helen Wyld,Elizabeth A. New, "Veiled in precious cloth: a seal bag from Westminster Abbey and its connections with Charlemagne’s shrine in Aachen", The Burlington Magazine, vol. 166, no. 1461 (Dec. 2024) Olga Bush, Reframing the Alhambra: Architecture, Poetry, Textiles and Court Ceremonial , Edinburgh University Press, 2018 Avinoam Shalem, The Chasuble of Thomas Becket: A Biography , Hirmer, 2017 Ahmad Ghabin, Hisba, Arts and Craft in Islam : 7 (Arabisch-Islamische Welt in Tradition Und Moderne), Harrassowitz, 2009 Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Cities of Ottoman Bosnia with Vincent Thérouin 1:03:37

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In this episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Vincent Thérouin, PhD candidate in Islamic archaeology in the university of Paris Sorbonne. Vincent works on a little-known topic: Ottoman Bosnia between the 15th and 17th centuries, and more particularly on the urbanisation of the region and the development of cities such as Sarajevo. In the episode, he talks about the process of founding cities, the Ottoman architecture of Sarajevo, but also the primary sources available to archaeologists to understand the urban network and how he uses this documentation in digital visualization tools to understand the evolution of the region. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Vincent on Academia and LinkedIn Cadastral map of Sarajevo at the end of the Ottoman period Bibliographic references: Aličić, Ahmed S. Sumarni popis Sandžaka Bosna iz 1468-69. godine . Mostar: Islamski kulturni centar Mostar, 2008. Gazić, Lejla, ed. Vakufname iz Bosne i Hercegovine (XV i XVI vijek) . Monumenta Turcica historiam slavorum meridionalium illustrantia. Sarajevo: Orijentalni Institut u Sarajevu, 1985. Handžić, Adem, éd. Opširni popis bosanskog Sandžaka iz 1604. godine . 3 vol. Monumenta Turcica historiam Slavorum Meridionalium illustrantia. Serija 2. Defteri. Zürich, Sarajevo: Bošnjački institut Zürich - Odjel Sarajevo, Orijentalni institut, 2000. Šabanović, Hazim. Bosanski pašaluk: postanak i upravna podjela . Nauc̆no drus̆tvo NR Bosne i Hercegovine. Djela 14. Sarajevo: Oslobodenje, 1959. Šabanović, Hazim. Krajište Isa-bega Ishakovića - zbirni katastarski popis iz 1455 godine. Uvod, turski tekst, prevod i komentari . Orijentalni Institut Sarajevo. Monumenta Turcica historiam Slavorum meridionalium illustrantia. Sarajevo, 1964. Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Opening of Azca Auctions with Beatrice Campi and Tomas Aznar 1:02:56

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In today’s episode, we are getting the behind the scenes of an auction house opening with Beatrice Campi and Tomas Jose Aznar Gonzales, founders and directors of Aznar auction, a brand new auction house opened in 2024 and dedicated to Arts of the World, Luxury and Lifestyle, as well as Wines and Spirits. Beatrice is specialised in Indian and Islamic art, and the first ever returning guest on this podcast. Tomas is a watch specialist and watch maker, and together, they talk about the end to end process of opening an auction house, from administration to securing investment and creating their first sale. The episode gives a very rare view behind the veil of a notoriously opaque industry. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Beatrice Campi on Instagram Follow Tomas Aznar on Instagram Azca Auctions website and Instagram A Loose Indian courtly album, Delhi school, first half of 19th c. , sold for £18,450 (incl. premium) Fondazione Tassara, Brescia (carpet museum) Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Iranian Mina'i Wares with Richard McClary 1:11:51

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Isabelle Imbert welcomes Dr Richard McClary, Senior lecturer in Islamic art history at the University of York. Throughout his career, Richard has published extensively on artistic and architectural productions across the Islamic world. In July 2024, his latest monograph was published at Edinburgh university press, titled “ Mina’i Ware: A Reassessment and Comprehensive Study of Iranian Polychrome Overglaze Wares through Sherds”. The episode dives into this production of ceramic, limited to Iran between 1180 and 1220, its technique, classification, use, and the problems of fakes and forgeries tied to the art market at the end of the 19th century. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Richard McClary on Academia and on LinkedIn Mina’i Ware: A Reassessment and Comprehensive Study of Iranian Polychrome Overglaze Wares through Sherds , Edinburgh University Press, 2024 Oliver Watson, Persian Lustre Ware , Faber & Faber, 1985 (open access) Abu'l Qasim Kashani, historian of the reign of the Il-khan Olǰāytū (r. 703-16/1304-16) (Encyclopaedia Iranica) Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Arts and Diplomacy of Qajar Iran with Fuchsia Hart 57:02

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Isabelle Imbert welcomes Fuchsia Hart, Sarikhani Curator for the Iranian Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Fuchsia is an art historian specialised in the artistic productions of 19th century Iran, ruled by the Qajar dynasty between 1789 and 1925, and particularly on the reign of Fath 'Ali Shah Qajar, who reigned from 1797 till 1834. His patronage is known to us today through his numerous portraits and courtly arts, but also his important architectural patronage of Shia shrines, which is the topic of Fuchsia's ongoing doctoral research. In the episode, she talks about the arts, kingship and diplomacy of Fath 'Ali Shah, as well as her work in the V&A. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Fuchsia Hart on Instagram , X and on her website Fuchsia Hart: "Contagion or Cure? A History of Healing and Pandemic in Qom", Ajam, 5 Dec 2020 Fath Ali Shah Qajar and Qajar Iran Fuchsia Hart, "The Tomb of Fath-ʿAli Shah Qajar" (recording), Youtube Video, "Private Video" Channel, April 2023 Moya Carey, Persian Art: Collecting the Arts of Iran in the 19th Century , London: V&A, 2018 (available on Amazon ) Markus Ritter, Moscheen und Madrasabauten in Iran 1785-1848: Architektur zwischen Rückgriff und Neuerung [T he Architecture of Mosque and Madrasa in Early Qajar Iran: between re-adaptation and innovation ], Leiden and Boston: Brill 2006 (partially available on Academia) Keelan Overton, Kimia Maleki, "The Emamzadeh Yahya at Varamin: A Present History of a Living Shrine, 2018–20", Journal of Material Cultures in the Muslim World, vol. 1, 1-2 (2021) (open source) Assef Ashraf, Making and Remaking Empire in Early Qajar Iran , Cambridge Uni Press: 2024 Information and pictures of the Masjid-e Shah in Tehran , built by Fath 'Ali Shah (Archnet.org) A set of six Coalport plates made for Nasir al-Din Shah Qajar , England, dated 1290 AH/ 1873-74, Sotheby's London 24 April 2024, lot 50 A large Canton bowl and dishes made for Nasir al-Din Shah Qajar , Persia, dated 1294 AH/ 1877, Sotheby's London 24 April 2024, lot 87…

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Curating Islamic Manuscripts with Nur Sobers-Khan 1:03:04

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In this episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Nur Sobers-Khan, doctor in Islamic studies and curator of Islamic arts. Nur started working in curation immediately after getting her Ph.D. in 2012, and has since worked in several collections, looking at Islamic manuscripts, but also objects and archival material. Her various experiences constitute a great opportunity to learn more about the different layers of a curator role and the skills learned along the way. In the episode, she talks about the different institutions she has worked in, as well as her ongoing research on South-Asian manuscripts and the so-called Delhi collection of manuscripts in the British Library. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Nur Sobers-Khan on Academia , X , Instagram and LinkedIn Exhibitions: Marvellous Creatures : Animal Fables in Islamic Art , exhibition catalogue from the Museum of Islamic Art, Doha, 2015 ' Building Our Collection: Mughal and Safavid Albums ' Museum of Islamic Art, Doha, 2015 Qajar Women: Images of Women in 19th-century Iran (Milan: Silvana Editoriale, 2016) Doctoral research: Slaves Without Shackles: Forced Labour and Manumission in the Galata Court Registers , 1560–1572 (Berlin: Klaus Schwarz Verlag, 2014) The "Delhi library" in the British Library: “ Muslim Scribal Culture in India Around 1800: Towards a Disentangling of the Mughal Library and Delhi Collection ” in Scribal Practice and the Global Cultures of Colophons, 1400-1800 New Transculturalisms , ed. C.D. Bahl and S. Hanß (Switzerland, 2022) More information on the "Delhi Library": Dr Saqib Baburi, " Sufism and Persian Manuscripts from the Delhi Collection, British Library ", talk given at the British Library in 2018 (audio) " Learning Lessons from the Cyber-Attack ", British Library cyber incident review ,…

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Turkish Ottoman Figure Painting with Suzanne Compagnon 1:26:18

1 year ago1:26:18

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In today’s episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Dr Suzanne Compagnon, post-doctoral fellow at the university of Utrecht. Suzanne recently got her Ph.D. from the University of Vienna with a thesis focused on Turkish Ottoman painting, and more specifically on the single-page figures produced by the painters Levni and Bukhari in the first quarter of the 18th century. Ottoman painting in general has not been studied as much as its Persian and Indian counterparts, and Suzanne dived into the topic with passion. In the episode, they talk about the career and work of these two painters, their sources of inspiration, powdered wigs, bonnets, and much more. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Suzanne on Academia Read Suzanne's Ph.D. dissertation online (open access) Esin Atil, Levni and the Surname: the Story of an Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Festival , University of Washington Press, 2000. Review of the book and reproductions of paintings on Istanbul travelogue website (2014) Gwendolyn Collaço, "‘ Word-Seizing’ Albums: Imported Paintings from ʿAcem and Hindūstān on an Eclectic Ottoman Market ", Ars Orientalis , 51 (2021), pp. 133-187 (open access on Academia) Album Arabe 6076, Bibliotheque nationale de France (digitised) Album Arabe 6077, Bibliotheque nationale de Franc e (digitised) Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Islamic Architecture of the Swahili Coast with Stephane Pradines 1:24:03

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Isabelle Imbert welcomes Pr Stephane Pradines, Professor of Islamic Art, Architecture and Archaeology at the Aga Khan University in London. Stephanes is an archaeologist with a particular expertise on Sub-Saharan Africa, a large region that is being discussed for the first time on this podcast, and for today the Swahili coast in the East. In the episode, they talk about Stephane’s past and ongoing archaeological projects, before diving into the architecture of the Swahili coast, artistic exchanges in the Indian ocean, as well as the practice of archaeology in different terrains and climates. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Stephane Pradines on Academia Stephane's profile and list of publications on the Aga Khan University website Stephane's publications mentioned in the episode: "Early Swahili Mosques: The Role of Ibadi and Ismaili Communities, Ninth to Twelfth Centuries", Muslim Cultures of the Indian Ocean , Edinburgh Uni Press: 2023 Historic Mosques in Sub-Saharan Africa, from Timbuktu to Zanzibar , Brill: 2022 "Islamic Archaeology in the Comoros: The Swahili and the Rock Crystal Trade with the Abbasid and Fatimid Caliphates", Journal of Islamic Archaeology , vol 6-1 (2019) "Madagascar, the Source of the Abbasid and Fatimid Rock Crystals: New Evidence from Archaeological Investigations in East Africa", Seeking Transparency: Rock Crystals across the Medieval Mediterranean , A. Shalem, C. Hahn (eds), Gebr. Mann Verlag: 2020 More information: Pradines, S., Blanchard, P., "From Zanzibar to Kilwa : Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Omani Forts in East Africa", Fort , 47 (2019) Pradines, S., "Sufi in War: Persian influence on African weaponry in the 19th century Mahdist Sudan", JAAS, XXII (2018) Pardines, S., " Swahili Archaeology New edition", Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology , Springer International Publishing 2018 Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of architectures and objects discussed in the episode.…

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ART Informant 2 Years Anniversary with Isabelle Imbert 1:07:52

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For the 2 years anniversary of the ART Informant podcast, I welcome... myself. A very special host comes in to ask me questions about my newly released children's book, La Tortue et les Deux Canards , et autres fables de La Fontaine de source arabe , published at Versant Sud Jeunesse. We also talk about the podcast, of course, how and why it started, how it is going, and where I hope to take it in 2024. I hope you'll enjoy this very special episode! If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Isabelle Imbert on Instagram , LinkedIn and Academia La Tortue et les Deux Canards et autres fables de la Fontaine d'origine arabe, Versant Sud Jeunesse, 2023. Kalila wa Dimna in Islamic Arts and Literature with Annie Vernay-Nouri and Aida El Khiari, ART Informant Podcast, 2022. Shahnama made for the Mughal emperor Jahangir in 1021H/ 1612. Millon, 3 May 2018, lot 227 A Page of the Royal Padshahnama , From the St Petersbourg Muraqqa’, Millon & Associés, 3 Dec. 2019, lot 366 Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Introduction to Art Law with Alexander Herman 1:21:55

2 years ago1:21:55

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In today’s episode, we take a step aside from Islamic & Indian art history to welcome Alexander Herman, director of the Institute of Art & Law in London. Alexander is specialised in the complex legislation of art and cultural heritage, and has recently published The Parthenon Marble dispute: Heritage, Law, Politics (Bloomsbury). In the episode, he offers the most valuable introduction to cultural heritage and provenance laws. He talks about his investigation in the dispute surrounding the Parthenon marbles, as well as several high profile cases involving art pieces, protection of cultural heritage and how to make sure the art you buy is legal and protected. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and X Follow Alexander Herman on X and LinkedIn The Institute of Art and Law Alexander Herman, The Parthenon Marbles Dispute: Heritage, Law, Politics, Bloomsbury , 2023 (Bloomsbury) The 1970 UNESCO convention The 1954 Hague Convention United Nations Security Council Resolution 2347 for protection of cultural heritage in Iraq and Syria The 1995 UNIDROIT convention Anne-Marie O'Connor, The Lady in Gold: The Extraordinary Tale of Gustav Klimt's Masterpiece, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer , Knopf Doubleday: 2015 (Amazon) Peter Watson, The Medici Conspiracy: The Illicit Journey of Looted Antiquities. From Italy's Tomb Raiders to the World's Greatest Museums , PublicAffairs, 2007 (Amazon) Art Law Podcast: "Turkey’s Quest for the Stargazer", part 1, 2 Dec. 2021 Art Law Podcast: "Turkey’s Quest for the Stargazer", part 2, 2 Mar 2022 The Art Loss Register The Lost Art Database The ICOM Red Lists Alexander Herman, "Methods of Securing Returns: Tough Stance of New York District Attorney Over Ancient Persian Artefact", Art, Antiquity and Law, Vol 23, Issue 4, 2018 (get in touch for a free copy) Click here to see the reproductions of artifacts discussed in the episode.…

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Al-Andalus and the V&A with Mariam Rosser-Owen 1:29:22

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For the 30th episode of the ART Informant, Isabelle Imbert travels to mediaeval Spain with Dr Mariam Rosser-Owen, curator of the Middle Eastern Section in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Al-Andalus, Muslim Spain and Portugal, is particularly recognised for its rich production of carved ivory objects and its architecture, which Mariam and Isabelle talk about at length in the episode. They also discuss Mariam's role as a curator in the Victoria and Albert museum in London, the ongoing changes in the museum, and Mariam fascinating collaborations with contemporary artists. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and Twitter Follow Marian Rosser-Owen on Instagram and Academia Articulating the Ḥijāba : Cultural Patronage and Political Legitimacy in al-Andalus, Brill, 2021 Mariam's publications on the V&A blog Mosque of Cordoba, information and pictures (Archnet) The Ardabil Carpet, Persia, 16th c. (V&A) Fatimid rock crystal ewer, Egypt, 10th-11th c. (V&A) Book of Gifts and Rarities: Selections Compiled in the Fifteenth Century from an Eleventh-Century Manuscript on Gifts and Treasures, trans. Ghada Hijjawi-Qaddumi, Harvard, 1997 Ivory Act 2018 Abbas Akbari Malek Gnaoui Shahpour Pouyan Sphero-Conical Vessels: Evidence from Baalbek (Lebanon), Valentina Vezzoli (Khamseen) Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artifacts discussed in the episode.…

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Production and Trade of Ottoman Textiles with Amanda Phillips 1:18:19

2 years ago1:18:19

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In this episode of the ART Informant, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Dr Amanda Phillips, Associate Professor of Islamic Art and Material Culture at the University of Virginia. Amanda specialises in the consumption and trade of textiles in Ottoman Türkiye. It is the topic of her latest book: Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean , published in 2021 (University of California Press). In the episode, they talk about the techniques and particularities of Ottoman silks, such as the so-called Studenica silk, and of course of crimson and gold-embroidered velvets made in Bursa, particularly well represented on the market, as well as academic career, book writing, and much more. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and Twitter Follow Amanda Phillips on Instagram and Academia Amanda Phillips, Sea Change: Ottoman Textiles between the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean , University of California Press, 2021. Amanda Phillips, Everyday Luxury, Art and Objects in Ottoman Constantinople, 1600-1800 , Verlag Kettler, 2018 (free access). Nurhan Atasoy, Walter B. Denny, IPEK. The Crescent & the Rose: Imperial Ottoman Silks and Velvets , Azimuth, 2001 Work of Pr Suraiya N. Faroqhi on Academia Christie's, "Collecting guide: Ottoman silk velvet panels", 2019 Nazanin Hedayat Munroe, "Silks from Ottoman Turkey", MET Museum blog, 2012 Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Scents of India Gardens with Bharti Lalwani and Nicolas Roth 1:06:49

2 years ago1:06:49

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In the episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Bharti Lalwani, art critic and perfume maker, and Dr Nicolas Roth, visual librarian at Harvard University Library, gardener and historian of horticultural knowledge and practices in India. Bharti and Nicolas have collaborated on an online exhibition: Bagh-e Hind , the Garden of India, a unique project combining art history and perfume making to recreate smells of Rajput and Mughal paintings. In the episode, they talk about the creation of the exhibition, smells, shared visual cultures, the accessibility of art history to all, and more. If you've liked this episode and want to support the Podcast, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and Twitter Follow Bharti on Instagram and check Lithrab Perfumery Follow Nicolas on Instagram and Academia Bagh-e Hind exhibition Ali, Daud, and Emma J. Flatt, eds. GardenandLandscapePracticesinPre-colonialIndia:HistoriesfromtheDeccan . New Delhi: Routledge India, 2012. Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant. Click here to see the reproductions of artefacts discussed in the episode.…

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Western Muslim Manuscripts & NY Public Library with Hiba Abid 1:07:20

2 years ago1:07:20

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In today’s episode, Isabelle Imbert welcomes Hiba Abid, doctor in Islamic Arts History and curator for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies in the New York Public Library. Isabelle and Hiba have known each other for a long time, so it was time to catch up on the topics that passionate Hiba, in particular the history of manuscripts production in the Muslim West, a region still often ignored. Hiba is now a newly appointed curator and gives the audience real insights into her role, as well as the particularities of the NY Public library Middle-Eastern collection and its significance. If you've liked this episode and want to support, buy me a coffee! Mentioned in the Episode and Further Links Follow the Art Informant on Instagram and Twitter Follow Hiba on Twitter and Academia Material Images and Mental Ziyāra: Depicting the Prophet’s Grave in North African Devotional Books (Dalāʾil al-Khayrāt), Journal of Material Cultures in the Muslim World , 1 (2020), 331-354. New York Public Library Umberto Bongianino, The Manuscript Tradition of the Islamic West. Maghribi Round Scripts and the Andalusi Identity, Edinburgh University Press, 2022. Click here for more episodes of the ART Informant.…

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Chinese-Persian Artistic Exchanges with Valentina Bruccoleri 57:01

2 years ago57:01