The Indo-Japan Printmaking Exhibition, entitled “Impressions Across Borders: Indo-Japan Printmaking Exchange,” critically examines the intersections of art, culture, and socio-political themes conveyed through printmaking. This show explores the role of printmaking, historically associated with communication and resistance, as a potent instrument for political discourse in India and Japan.
Indo-Japan printmaking exhibition
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Author: Dr. Koustav Nag
Language : English
Paperback : 138 pages
ISBN-13 :978-93-6884-988-9
Country of Origin : India
Publisher : Book Rivers(5th June 2025)
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