Mark your calendars! Here’s the schedule for the upcoming walkthroughs at Abu’s World. 🗓️
The exhibition is open until November 19th at the Art Gallery, Kamladevi Complex, India International Centre, Delhi.
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The exhibition is as much a celebration of #AbuAbraham’s oeuvre as an editorial cartoonist as it is a recollection of a time when the high and mighty were mocked in the same fashion as one applied the law: without fear or favour, writes @Ullekh https://t.co/Bpxee94pUh
We invite you to join us for the closing walk at Abu’s World, with Janaki Abraham (Abu’s daughter and Prof. of Sociology).
Time: 5pm
Date: 19th November
Venue: Kamaladevi Complex, India International Centre, Delhi
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#HTWknd | It takes subtlety, and an understanding of human frailties, to be a good political cartoonist.
Abu Abraham was the peak of the pyramid in this respect, says curator Uma Nair.
He sketched a saga in every frame, she tells @arshiadhar
https://t.co/iFu0TvnYe1
Prof Romila Thapar opens Abu Abraham Cartoon Show in IIC Delhi. Lighting the lamp is CPM's Subhashini Ali. With her Ayisha Abraham and Janaki Abraham, Abu's daughters who preserved his priceless originals.
Abu Abraham’s cartoons capture the resistance to the growing centralisation of power and challenge to the constitution from authoritarianism, among others. The enduring power of these themes in our current times is striking as we view the cartoons now.
https://t.co/VF1ZdFvCfi
VIDEO | Celebrating the works of cartoonist Abu Abraham, an exhibition titled 'Abu's World' is currently underway at the India International Centre in New Delhi.
The exhibition features Abraham's works, which are infused with insightful wit and sharp commentary on contemporary issues, including the Israel-Palestine conflict, the Vietnam War, the Emergency years, and the rise of Hindutva politics in the early 90s.
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)
Abu’s cartoons captured the continuities in global politics – the Israel-Palestine conflict, the cold war in Afghanistan, and the struggle for the creation of Bangladesh, and much more.
@Aunohita writes on the political power of Abu Abraham’s cartoons
https://t.co/HSzm3AyNLD
While putting together Abu’s World—an exhibition of the work of iconic cartoonist Abu Abraham—Joshua Muyiwa contemplates notions of nationalism, identity, and the role of humour in politics.
https://t.co/5PgZE4yJPM
Drawing the Line: The cartoons of Abu Abraham savaged the pieties and pretences of politics. An exhibition brings back the originality with which he captured an era, writes @Ullekh https://t.co/Bpxee94pUh
The centenary exhibition of the works of #AbuAbraham in IIC is being inaugurated today eve (6 pm) by #RomilaThapar. Delhi folks, do attend if you can. I saw the exhibition in Bangalore. My write-up below.
#AbuAbraham’s most memorable cartoon is the one drawn during the #Emergency when powers of the press were curbed and new laws were being put in place through ordinances.
(@binoojohn) writes.
https://t.co/rcjfg5ESMM
In his centenary year, #AbuAbraham’s cartoons look so far away in a world of unlimited freedom. He was one of the most loved and admired English-language #Cartoonists in India, alongside #RKLaxman.
(@binoojohn) writes.
Read more: https://t.co/rcjfg5ESMM
Join us for a walkthrough at Abu’s World, with Prof. Manoranjan Mohanty, Professor of Political Science, University of Delhi.
🕓5pm, 16th of November, 2024
📍Kamaladevi Complex, India International Centre, Delhi
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Join us for a walk through Abu’s World, an exhibition of Abu Abraham cartoons and drawings with Prof. Christel R. Devadawson, Professor of English, University of Delhi and author of Out of Line: Cartoons, Caricature and Contemporary India (2014).
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Join us for a walk through Abu’s World with Prof. Christel R. Devadawson, Prof. of English, Uni. of Delhi and author of Out of Line: Cartoons, Caricature and Contemporary India (2014).
4pm, 15th of November, 2024
Art Gallery, Kamaladevi Complex
India International Centre, Delhi