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fund available from the Endangered Archive Project and the Ford FoundationProject on New Cultural Archive of Eastern India. One major achievementof this year is the successful collaboration with the University of Heidelbergfor dissemination of archival documents through internet and the processof uploading documents on a specific portal with an aim of unrestrictedopen access has been started.New acquisition:Visual documents:In between April, 2009 and March, 2010, the visual archive of the CSSSChas undertaken a documentation project at the Kala Bhavana Museum ofthe Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan. An important collection of worksof famous artists of Kala Bhavana were documented and about 398 imageswere received by the archive subsequently.Another significant collection of Family Photographs from the privatecollection of Dr. Kishore Sankar Ray was also documented by the archiveand 151 photographs were added to the repository of the archive from thesaid collection.In April, 2010, the archive also undertook the project of digitally documentthe works of the famous woman artist, Shanu Lahiri. Around 360 workswere documented and is now part of the collection of the archive of theCSSSC.Publication by Archive Staff:Kamalika Mukherjee: “Appropriating Realism: The Transformation of PopularVisual Iconography in Late-Nineteenth Century Calcutta” in PrebenKaarsholm and Isabel Hofmeyr (eds.) The Popular and the Public: CulturalDebates and Struggles Over Public Space in Modern India, Africa andEurope (Calcutta: Seagull Books, 2009).Grant received by CSSSC archive staff for studying abroad:Ms. Kamalika Mukherjee was awarded the Charles Wallace India Trust“Conservation Award” for 2009-2010 and has spent six months at theUniversity College London (UCL) from October, 2009 – March, 2010. Duringher stay, she has done two courses on ‘Preservation’ and ‘AdvancedPreservation’ at UCL, London.New documentation project:After a long wait of four years since CSSSC acquired copies of Amrita BazarPatrika (1870 – 1980) and of Jugantar Patrika (1937 – 1980) from the houseof the newspaper and with cooperation of the Jugantar, Amrita Bazar, AmritaEmployees Association the institute managed to receive a fund for purchasea proper scanner for newspaper scanning and for staffing from theEndangered Archive Programme (Ministry of Culture, Government of UKand ARCADIA, based in the British Library). The process of digitization hasbeen started in November 2009 and expected to be completed by September2011.Usage:Altogether 97 users from different institutions in India and abroad used thearchive for their research and reading during the year and the archivesupplied reproduction following its norms to the scholars on demand.60 61
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