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Sushma Bahl<br />
Sushma Bahl, MBE, is an independent arts consultant and curator of cultural projects. As Head<br />
of <strong>Art</strong>s Dept. British Council India until April 2003, she led on their cultural policy and program,<br />
spearheading several initiatives including the first ever Festival of India in Britain and the Enduring<br />
Image exhibition from the British Museum with its numerous associated events besides collaborative<br />
projects in visual and performing arts. Over the last few years, as a freelance consultant she has<br />
curated a series of art exhibitions including Fair & Furious based on the theme of women, Keep the<br />
Promise to help raise funds for UN’s Millennium Development Goals, Contemporary Chronicles in<br />
Miniature <strong>Art</strong> of works from India and Pakistan, Ways of Seeing that won the IHC <strong>Art</strong> India Award<br />
as the best curated group show, Vistaar involving collaboration between artists and designers and<br />
Annanya an overview of contemporary Indian art. She has edited and written for artists’ books<br />
including those on Thota Vaikuntam, Paresh Maity and Satish Gupta while a book on Shuvaprasanna<br />
is currently in the making. Sushma was the Co-Director for Indian arts at the Gwacheon Hanmadang<br />
Festival in South Korea 2004, Guest Director for XI Triennale-India 2005, Co-curator for V9/U9 Indo-<br />
UK digital art project and <strong>Art</strong> Link Indo-German artists’ residency 2006 & 7 and Project Consultant<br />
for Bharat Rang Mahotsav XII in Jan 2010. A Jury Board Member of the 14th Asian <strong>Art</strong> Biennale<br />
2010 in Bangladesh. She is a trustee/advisory panel member of several arts institutions including the<br />
National Gallery of Modern <strong>Art</strong>, Delhi and Florence Biennale in Italy.<br />
Bindu Puri<br />
Bindu Puri teaches philosophy at the Department of Philosophy University of Delhi. She is interested<br />
in problems in moral philosophy and has been seriously engaged in articulating and recovering<br />
the Gandhian legacy. She has published papers in various national and international professional<br />
journals and in edited anthologies around these and related subjects. She is the author of Gandhi<br />
and the Moral Life,(2004).She has edited Mahatma Gandhi And His Contemporaries(2002).She has<br />
also co- edited two volumes with Heiko Seivers for the Oxford University Press. Reason morality<br />
and Beauty; Essays on the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, Volume1, (2006) and Terror, Peace and<br />
Universalism. Essays on the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, Volume 2(2006).<br />
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