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INSIDE p68: Yin and yang p76: The end of Camelot Etcetera CULTURE ● LEISURE ● LIFESTYLE ● BOOKS ● MISCELLANY Photographs by Shilbhadra Datta Keeping the DREAM ALIVE The woods of Shonajhuri in West Bengal preserve Rabindranath Tagore’s vision for Santiniketan, says Bala Karchaudhuri Tagore’s temple of fine arts, Santiniketan, is a melting pot of creativity and a nurturing ground for artists from near and far. The various social and cultural events the university town hosts—Basanta Utsav, Barsha Mangal, Nandan Mela, Poush Mela and Magh Mela—bear testimony to this. Initiated by Tagore for bringing local artisans to the fore, Poush Mela (a fair hosted during the Bengali month of HERITAGE Poush in December) was one of the main platforms where craftsmen could display and sell their artwork. However, since the late 19 th century, the mela has metamorphosed into a large-scale, commercialised fair and, therefore, turned into a major tourist destination. A senior group of artists felt that in this fanfare, the mela was losing its meaning and essence. “Tagore had a vision for Santiniketan; progress of the cottage industries was one of them,” says textile artist Chitra Ghosh. “However, overlooking originality, artists these days are working to fulfil the demands of the urban market. Art is being mass produced and, as a result, an artist’s individuality is suffering.” In 2003, Ghosh, along with artists Bidyut Roy, Lipi Biswas, Ashish Ghosh, Gopal Saha and Jiten Das, led by senior painter-writer harmony celebrate age september 2013 63
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