UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asian Arts (UMISAA)
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Paris, France -
15th February 2024
Mme France Marquet Principal Trustee, MSF with Ms Kubra Khademi, Alumna, UMISAA: "Dislocation" Group Exhibition
"Paris, February 15, 2024: Renowned humanitarian and Principal Trustee of MSF, Mme France Marquet, and acclaimed artist and UMISAA alumna, Ms Kubra Khademi, were featured in the thought-provoking 'Dislocation' Group Exhibition at Palais de Tokyo. The exhibition, held on this date, showcased a compelling exploration of themes surrounding displacement and upheaval, providing a unique intersection of art and humanitarianism. Attendees were captivated by the powerful narratives woven through the diverse artworks, making 'Dislocation' a poignant and memorable event at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Paris."
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Kathmandu, Nepal -
8th February 2024
SAF-Nepal prepares for forthcoming grand SAF-Alumni Meet: A Sneak Peek into the Preparatory Meeting
South Asia Foundation-Nepal Chapter hosted a preparatory meeting for the upcoming 'SAF-Alumni Meet' on January 27, 2024. The meeting took place at a prominent restaurant in Kathmandu, where enthusiastic SAF Nepal Alumni representatives from all SAF Institutions gathered to lay the groundwork for this highly anticipated event.....
Conference
Galle, Sri Lanka -
25th November 2023
20th Annual Governing Council Meeting of South Asia Foundation held in Galle, Sri Lanka on 25 Nov, 2023
The Annual Governing Council Meeting of the South Asia Foundation (SAF) and Madanjeet Singh Foundation convened on November 25, 2023, in Galle, Sri Lanka. The meeting saw active Chairpersons from the Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka of South Asia Foundation chapters and Mr. Timothy Curtis, Director of UNESCO.
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Cologne, Germany -
25th October 2023
Collection Presentation: Pablo Picasso Suite 156 with Ms. Kubra Khademi, UMISAA, Alumna
The period in which the cycle was created coincided with the sociocultural phenomenon of human rights movements worldwide, which in Picasso’s adopted country, France, culminated in the events of May 1968 in Paris. In his last cycle of prints, Picasso explores personal memories, love, life, and mortality, the history of Western art and culture, and the relationship between artists, models, and viewers. Their unifying element is Eros, the Greek god of erotic desire who reveals the libido and passion of all subjects. When the series was presented in Paris for the first time in early 1973, the reactions were mixed.
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Paris -
16th October 2023
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