About this Journal
About this Journal
This online journal (ISSN 0976 – 7266) aims to bring to its readers various aspects of the art forms of South Asia, their study, critical perspectives and contextual analysis. The articles are sought to be academic in nature and well-researched. All periods and forms of arts are covered in this journal.
It is aimed to be a thrice-yearly journal.
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About Archana Verma -
Having completed her PhD from the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi in Indian art history, Dr. Archana Verma has been a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, UK and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Simla. She has also taught Indian art history to the American university students who visit Delhi on a Study Abroad Programme. She has published a monograph on Buddhist art from the ancient monastery of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh from Archaeopress, Oxford, UK. Please see the Google Books page here.
She has also completed a monograph on the narrative art of the Hindu temples called Reading Images, which is shortly going to be published.
Dr. Verma is currently engaged in completing a volume of collected papers on various dimensions of performative arts tradition of India.
Some of her other papers include - "Art and Architecture as Symbols of Change," in Indica, Vol. 34, "Territory as Woman, Woman as territory, Visual and Verbal Imageries in Peninsular India" in Indian Women Writing in English, " Heroic Discourse in Indian Art" in South Asian Iconography and Iconology, South Asian Studies, London, UK (Conference volume of the International conference of the European Association of South Asian Archaeologists, 2005).
Dr. Verma also makes and researches about the Mithila paintings, which belong to the folk genre from Eastern India.
Disclaimer
The views expressed in the articles in this journal are only of the writers and not of the editors involved in producing this journal. It is the responsibility of the authors to ensure that they send original content and give proper acknowledgment and citations for the sources and images used in the papers. In case of a dispute arising in these matters, the authors will be responsible, not the editors of the journal.
Please note that the editors of the journal will not be responsible for any material which is copied from this site without proper acknowledgment or without permission, as it's not possible for us to stop people from downloading of material from an online journal, eventhough this journal makes an explicit request on its first page to its readers to properly acknowledge the use of these articles.
Archana Verma
It is expressly stated here that this is not an informal discussion forum and must not be treated as such by the visitors.
Editorial Board
- Prof. John Mc Leod, Director, Asian Studies, University of Louiseville, Kentucky, USA.
- Prof. Adam Hardy, Cardiff University, UK.
- Dr. Daniel Rycroft, Assistant Professor, University of East Anglia, UK.
- Dr. Ibrahim Shah, Associate Professor and Chairperson, Department of Archaeology, Hazara University, Mansehra, Pakistan.
- Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, Vasanta College, Varanasi, India.
- Dr. Mazhar Hussain, Centre for Indian Languages, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India.
- Dr. Balkrishan Shivram, Associate Professor, History, Rampur College, Himachal Pradesh, India.
- Dr. Archana Verma, New Delhi, India.
About Archana Verma -
Having completed her PhD from the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi in Indian art history, Dr. Archana Verma has been a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, UK and a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Simla. She has also taught Indian art history to the American university students who visit Delhi on a Study Abroad Programme. She has published a monograph on Buddhist art from the ancient monastery of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh from Archaeopress, Oxford, UK. Please see the Google Books page here.
She has also completed a monograph on the narrative art of the Hindu temples called Reading Images, which is shortly going to be published.
Dr. Verma is currently engaged in completing a volume of collected papers on various dimensions of performative arts tradition of India.
Some of her other papers include - "Art and Architecture as Symbols of Change," in Indica, Vol. 34, "Territory as Woman, Woman as territory, Visual and Verbal Imageries in Peninsular India" in Indian Women Writing in English, " Heroic Discourse in Indian Art" in South Asian Iconography and Iconology, South Asian Studies, London, UK (Conference volume of the International conference of the European Association of South Asian Archaeologists, 2005).
Dr. Verma also makes and researches about the Mithila paintings, which belong to the folk genre from Eastern India.
Disclaimer
The views expressed in the articles in this journal are only of the writers and not of the editors involved in producing this journal. It is the responsibility of the authors to ensure that they send original content and give proper acknowledgment and citations for the sources and images used in the papers. In case of a dispute arising in these matters, the authors will be responsible, not the editors of the journal.
Please note that the editors of the journal will not be responsible for any material which is copied from this site without proper acknowledgment or without permission, as it's not possible for us to stop people from downloading of material from an online journal, eventhough this journal makes an explicit request on its first page to its readers to properly acknowledge the use of these articles.
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