Trinankur Banerjee

Trying to decipher the grand design

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

@SunandiniBee @ju_press Thank you so much!

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

The #faminetales team has been working hard to bring you the third of our series of #digital #exhibitions! Our exhibition on Chhiattor-er Monnontor/ the Bengal Famine of 1770 explores one of the most devastating famines in Bengali history. View it at: https://t.co/k1aFUEic82

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

For our ‘Famine in Shakespeare Land’ tale, @trinankur applies the research in Ayesha’s book ‘Penury to Plenty’ to create some brilliant graphic images of the 16th century Thames. To learn more, click the link below!

https://t.co/8rzTB4h2V0

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

Rather than using #Shakespeare as narrator of Elizabethan famine tales, as the #patachitrakars did, our graphic artist Trinankur Banerjee (@trinankur) chose one of his most recognisable characters, Sir John #Falstaff. Click the link to learn more!

https://t.co/cUBLvNkUeu

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

Today signals another landmark in our project, with the release of our fourth famine tale ‘Shekkhopir-deshe Durbhikkho’, or ‘Famine in Shakespeare-land’, which takes place in #earlymodern England. For more information, go to our Instagram post!

https://t.co/fdDEEAlXTt

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

This week’s #colourseries focuses on the light and earthy brown that is created from brick! To learn more about this #naturalcolour, click on the link below to take you to our Instagram post!

https://t.co/rEaMLZia2a

#naturalpigment #faminetales #sustainableart

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

Welcome! The Famine Tales from India and Britain project is well underway! We are collaborating with scroll painters from rural Bengal and graphic artists from the city of Calcutta to tell the stories of famines past. Check out our work-in-progress at https://t.co/ldBENIRQe2

[Famine Tales from India and Britain @faminetales]

The final scroll for our Chhiattor-er Monnonto tale is now live on our website! Focused on the devastating 1770 Bengal famine, the Naya scroll painters portray the effects of famine on 18th century rural society and environment. #faminetales #foodsecurity
https://t.co/KzsdrQRYS1

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

#CoronavirusPandemic fallouts https://t.co/pS6wuxeBuV

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

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[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

Susnato Chowdhuryর প্রশ্রয়ে অনেক দিন পর তিনটে গল্প লিখলাম। বইমেলায় লিটল ম্যাগাজিন প্যাভিলিয়নের ১৪৫ নম্বর টেবিলে পাওয়া যাচ্ছে আজ থেকে। পড়ে দেখলে নিতান্তই বিগলিত হব। https://t.co/iS9mJeBguf

[Mint Lounge @Mint_Lounge]

#COVER -- Lounge goes hunting for flash and fury with an intrepid group of storm chasers. @sarvatathagata writes. https://t.co/zEVb4Q0R5O #MonsoonSpecial

[Bibek Bhattacharya @sarvatathagata]

The @Mint_Lounge #MonsoonSpecial My cover story on an intrepid bunch of storm chasers and extreme weather photographers from Kolkata, the only ones in India https://t.co/XZTVRv644a

[Anindita Ghose @aninditaghose]

A thrilling @Mint_Lounge cover story in which @sarvatathagata goes storm chasing with the whacky Kolkata Cloud Chasers, the only such group in India #MonsoonSpecial https://t.co/bU6Nf6XlTC

[Bibek Bhattacharya @sarvatathagata]

#Thread || And so it’s out, the @Mint_Lounge #MonsoonSpecial with my cover story on India’s only group of storm chasers. There are excellent stories through the issue, so go get your copy now! https://t.co/XZTVRv644a

[Bibek Bhattacharya @sarvatathagata]

#ICYMI, here’s a roundup of all the fab stories from the @Mint_Lounge #MonsoonSpecial, out now: first up, my issue note on why we chose to do this special | #Thread https://t.co/UtFC5eKq9z

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

Debjeet's new video on Football in Kolkata captures the spirit of the city very well. Do watch! https://t.co/lpDRKoywQt

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

80/72!!! Hope this follows through!🤔

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

Such a pleasant surprise to see Enter the Dangal long-listed for the Oxford Bookstore prize. Rudraneil.
Thanks... https://t.co/easadHAfVk

[Trinankur Banerjee @trinankur]

Perfect interpretation of the present https://t.co/XZicyKslbz