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  1. Exhibition review – Tantra: enlightenment to revolution

    At the British Museum, 24 Sep 2020 – 24 Jan 2021

    The British Museum’s new exhibition Tantra enlightenment to revolution is a stunning tour through the influence of tantric culture across South Asia and beyond. Curated by Imma Ramos, the collection begins with the early influences of tantric iconography with some fine representations of Bhairava, through to Buddhist influences, and the rise of Tantric traditions in Tibet, Nepal, and Japan. There is a dizzying array of material artifacts, ranging from statues to ritual objects and artworks. Continue reading »

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  2. Vodou in Berlin

    In our recent trip to Berlin, we happened across a wonderful exhibition at the Museen DahlemVodou: Art and Cult from Haiti – which is on until 24th October 2010. If you should find yourself in Berlin, it’s well worth a look. Continue reading »

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  3. Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur

    At the British Museum, 28 May – 11 October 2009 / Room 35 / £8
    Exhibition Overview

    Maria & I visited this fantastic exhibition – 56 paintings from India, none of which have been displayed before in Europe recently, and I’d urge everyone who has an interest in precolonial India or Tantra to go if you get the chance. The show draws on 10 years of research by the art historian Debra Diamond. Continue reading »

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