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sonita0526 · 5 years ago

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इस बार जयपुर में समानांतर साहित्य उत्सव गांधी और युवाओं पर विशेष सत्र होगा

आमतौर पर इसका आयोजन जयपुर लिटरेचर फेस्टिवल (जेएलएफ) के साथ किया जाता है, लेकिन इस … (टैग्सट्रो ट्रान्सलेट) लिट्रेचर फेस्टिवल (टी) पीएलएफ (टी) पीएलएफ इन जयपुर (टी) जेएलएफ (टी) हिंदी लिटरेचर फेस्टिवल (टी) हिंदी साहित्य (टी) साहित्य समारोह (टी) पीएलएफ (टी) जयपुर में पीएलएफ का आयोजन (टी) जयपुर (टी) जेएलएफ (टी) हिंदी साहित्य सम्मेलन (टी) हिंदी साहित्य (टी) मंगलेश डबराल (टी) फुडे प्रकाश (टी) ) ममता…

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tuktukjaipur-blog · 5 years ago

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Welcome to Jaipur-a city with a charitable past and sparkling present, and maybe the most excellent goal in India if authentic stupor is the matter of concern. The capital of the biggest Indian state - Rajasthan, Jaipur is slick and well-arranged, and affectionately named as the 'Pink City'. This is on the grounds that the city holds the greater part of what King Sawai Jai Sing worked in 1727 accessible in a decent condition.

Jaipur was arranged by a Bengali designer Vidhyadhar Chakravorty, who separated the city into nine squares and set down wide-straight avenues. The city was then circled by a considerable divider. This example of arranging can in any case be seen in Jaipur while investigating the inward city. Chowkri (square) Sarhad was at one time a royal residence specked with sanctuaries, gardens and other illustrious structures, while Purani Basti was saved for living arrangement of retainers. Business people and authorities were given the Chowkri Modikhana-Vishveshwarji, and Ghat Darwaja was involved by dealers and craftsmen. Correspondingly, all the nine squares were allocated for various purposes.

A Jaipur visit gives the guests an abundance of verifiable landmarks to investigate, which stand interesting with their compositional glories. The City Palace, basic yet amazing in configuration, expound in execution and huge in city's history, is really a heart-contacting antiquated fascination in the pink city. Settled simply outside the City Palace, Jantar-Mantar is another must-visit goal with an extra-normal accumulation of cosmic instruments to find. Golden Fort, Albert Hall Museum and Hawa-Mahal are some another verifiable pearls, which merit investigating.

Tuktukjaipur In case you're on a Jaipur visit, it's practically difficult to evade its lively societies and traditions. From amazing customs and societies, through neighborhood fests and celebrations to fascinating nightlife, Jaipur has an intriguing mix of societies relating to its rich past and exciting innovation. Individuals in city are warm and benevolent. One can see them (a ton numerous who originate from close-by towns) in commonplace Rajasthani dresses - men with turbans and ladies in ghagra-Choli and conventional Rajasthani trimmings. Jaipur has its very own style of move and music with Ghoomar and Katthak being the well known ones. Aside from that, the city has various celebrations which draw countless individuals from distant locations abroad. Some most charming fests the city hosts incorporate the Jaipur Litrature Festival, Kite Festival, Ganguar, Paush Dashmi and Elephant Festival.

Shopping and eating roads in the city are truly motivating. Here, the business sectors are substantial enough to provide food any shopping need. In any case, they are celebrated for the best nature of jewelery, materials, saris, wood, stone, metal and cowhide things. For sustenance darlings, Jaipur visit is consistently a happy voyage. The majority of the cooking styles are advanced with ghee, mawa and dry foods grown from the ground in taste. A portion of its well known dishes are Mawa Kachori, Dal-Bati Churma, Chakke Ki Sabji, Rabri and Makke ki roti and so on. Housing and transport offices are additionally great in this Rajasthan capital city. These days, getting ready for Jaipur travel is very simple with many visit organizations offering tweaked Jaipur bundles on the web. One just requires visiting some dependable travel gateway to purchase a Jaipur bundle that suits him superbly.

Jaipur is the state capital of Rajasthan in India and is additionally celebrated as the Pink City. It is arranged in the north-west of India and is a significant vacationer goal that draws a huge number of visitors consistently on Jaipur visit.

Jaipur is a city of fortresses and royal residences. There are numerous old havelis with delightful architecture,art and bright artistic creations. You can appreciate the captivating bazaars with numerous neighborhood individuals in conventional vivid dresses. It is one of the urban areas in Golden triangle that comprises s of Jaipur,Delhi and Agra. The city has many energizing interests for visitor. Jaipur is arranged city of bygone eras and it has the essential foundation to oblige the requirements for regularly expanding Jaipur visits.

The city has the absolute most rich top class Heritage Hotels, which talk about the magnificence and high-roller of Rajputs who managed here in past. Numerous sightseers incorporate their stay at these sumptuous inns in Jaipur visit bundles.

Tuktukjaipur The city respects all to involvement and appreciate the combination of recorded and social legacy of Rajput lords' conventions. You should visit the three well known strongholds while on Jaipur visit. These fortifications portray the grit, courage and self control of Rajput Kings.

Golden Fort is the fundamental goal in Jaipur visit. It is arranged around 11 kilometers structure fundamental city. This fortress was the living arrangement of Kachhwaha race before the present city of Jaipur was manufactured. Sawai Raja Man Singh began building this stronghold in 1952 and it got finished by then Raja Jai Singh I. This post is warm and agreeable inside. It is beautified with a blend of embellishments having a place with both Hindu and Mughal styles.

The fortress was developed utilizing red and stone and white marble. There is Maota Lake present in the encompassing of this fortress. The lake shows an unworldly appearance to the fortification. It is based on a slope and is agreeable by street. On the off chance that you need to make the most of your Jaipur visit and experience the vibe of former times, you can have an elephant ride to go to the fortification. This ride is moderate yet brimming with fun and fervor.

The Nahargarh Fort is your next goal on Jaipur visit. This was got built by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734 after the present city of Jaipur was modified. This post had its strategic importance. It is based on the precarious slope. The reason for existing was to shield the city from assaults. At first, this fortress was called Sudarshan Garh, however therefore its name was changed to Nahargarh after the passing of Prince Nahar Singh who kicked the bucket here. The fortress had met the blows of decimation with the time, however Sawai Ram Singh II and furthermore Sawai Madho Sigh revamped the fortification with new increases, which are interesting and spellbinding. Tuktukjaipur

The third significant fortress to vist on Jaipur visit is Jai Garh. This fortification was worked in 1726 by Sawai Raja Jai Singh. This was regal treasury of superb group of Jaipur. The fortune was very much saved and verified with the military structures of fortification. This stronghold is probably the most grounded fortress. It is worked of the highest point of a slope that gives it a rough appearance. One best element of Jai Garh fortification is The Jaivan group, which is the biggest standard on the planet on wheels. You get a tremendous perspective on city and surroundings from the stronghold. You can go to the watch tower, Diwa Burz, and fume stunning perspectives.

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katiewattsart · 5 years ago

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ANNA FOX TALK

Notes taken from talk:

Exhibitions and books- the way her work is wanted to be perceived

Fast forward - women in photography (OPPORTUNITIES PAGE)

INSTA- womeninphoto

Narrative is incredibly important

Litrature inspirations and other photography

Remind yourself why you love photography

WORKS:

Work Stations

Quotes are collected the same way I collect pictures

Fictional narrative

Colour photographs with text captions. A study of London office life in the late 80’s, a critical observation of the highly competitive character of working life in Thatcher’s Britain this work extends Fox’s earlier interest in working with text an image. Commissioned by Camerawork and The Museum of London in 1987. Published by Camerawork in 1988 with an essay by Sunil Gupta.

The Village

Conservatives values explored within her grandmothers village

Audio - whispering captions rather than writing them

Control

Underlying violence

Commissioned by The Cross Channel Photography Mission in 1991 (CCPM – now re formed as Photoworks). A collaborative project with Val Williams using still photographs, projections and sound. An exploration of women’s life in a small rural West Sussex Village (home of Fox’s grandmother). First exhibited at Worthing Museum, East Sussex 1993

Country Girls

Collaboration with Alison Goldfrapp exploring story telling and constructed imagery. A series of staged colour photographs based on both personal stories (experiences of growing up as young women in rural Southern England) and the story of Sweet Fanny Adams, violently murdered in Alton in the early 1900’s. Also in the same series a number of short video pieces (currently unavailable to view – watch this space).

Back to The Village

A series of colour portraits documenting rural events including fêtes, Halloween festivities, Guy Fawkes night and village plays. Originally inspired by at the photographs made by Sir Benjamin Stone as he travelled around Britain recording customs and festivals in the 1900s, these new photographs of rural rituals act as metaphors for something more sinister lying behind the scenes of village life. Fox has become known for her extensive documentation of rural life in Southern England and is keen to dispel the myths created by popular imagery of the countryside.

Cockroach Diary

Text (in diary form) and colour photographs telling the story of a cockroach invasion in a shared London house where Fox, family and friends were living. A melodramatic tale which tells more about the dysfunctional relationship between the house sharers than the cockroaches themselves. This project marked the start of Fox’s exploration of autobiographical story telling and her questioning of the power of the camera in documentary practice. Published by Shoreditch Biennale 2000.

My Mothers Cupboards and My Fathers Words

Colour photographs of my mother’s tidy cupboards together with excerpts from my father’s rantings. An unexpectedly wicked narrative exploring a claustrophobic relationship, designed as a miniature bookwork. Published by Shoreditch Biennale 2000

Notes from Home

This series was made when Fox returned (from London) to live in the village of Selborne, Hampshire – near to where she was born. 'I moved back to the area where I grew up, and found myself immediately surrounded by village life. I started to look more closely at the domestic life going on in our new house, and began to construct photo stories about these very simple activities. Each story has its own title and was made in collaboration with another member of the household.' The work has been constructed as an installation; a series of hand made concertina books displayed on shelves resembling shelves from a domestic interior. Each book contains a series of photographs from the domestic interior separately titled as individual narratives: Gifts from the Cat; Making Cakes; Pete’s Food and Flowers; Super Snacks; The Rise and Fall of Father Christmas. Rural life has become one of the fundamental subjects of Fox’s work over the last 30 years. Born in Hampshire and growing up there her work reflects a keen interest in revealing aspects of country life in Southern England that are usually ignored by photographers.

Gifts from the Cat 2000-2003

When we moved we brought our two cats Sweetie Pie and Combat. They were the daughters of a beautiful grey cat, Princess Leah, who tragically died in London after eating rat poisoned meat laid down by our neighbour. The babies survived well and frequently brought us presents starting with worms when they were small building up to mice and birds as they grew older. I once found a dead mouse under my pillow! Shortly after Pete moved in Combat moved out to the neighbours, she was quickly re-named Fluff and to this day will run like a rocket if we try to get near her.

Worms

Mice

Birds

Making Cakes 2000-2003

Cakes and other food made by Louis and I

Shark Cake

Chocolate Box

Biscuite Faces

Pete's Food and Flowers 2001

About a year after we moved into the village Pete, an old friend, moved in with us. Every morning he went for a walk and came back with a bunch of wild flowers for us. Every evening he cooked a meal, I had never seen such a range of extraordinary dinners. He was a Falklands veteran and after a while it became clear that he was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. In the end he had to leave, we couldn’t manage living with him.