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DESCRIPTION:South Asia Center Presents The 2014 Ray Smith Symposium: Transf
 ormations in South Asian Folk Arts\, Aesthetics\, and CommoditiesFrom Feb.
  27 to March 1\, 2014\, Syracuse University will present the Ray Smith Sym
 posium “Transformations in South Asian Folk Arts\, Aesthetics\, and Commod
 ities.” Nearly a dozen scholars and artists from around the world will hea
 dline lectures\, academic panels\, workshops\, and exhibitions devoted to 
 South Asian folk art traditions in the modern world. Special focus will be
  on Mithila art from northern India and the adjoining regions of Nepal.
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SUMMARY:SAC presents: 2014 Ray Smith Symposium
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p></p><p></p><p><b>South Asia Center P
 resents The 2014 Ray Smith Symposium: Transformations in South Asian Folk 
 Arts\, Aesthetics\, and Commodities</b></p><p><i>From Feb. 27 to March 1\,
  2014\, Syracuse University will present the Ray Smith Symposium “Transfor
 mations in South Asian Folk Arts\, Aesthetics\, and Commodities.” Nearly a
  dozen scholars and artists from around the world will headline lectures\,
  academic panels\, workshops\, and exhibitions devoted to South Asian folk
  art traditions in the modern world. Special focus will be on Mithila art 
 from northern India and the adjoining regions of Nepal.</i></p><p></p><p><
 /p><p></p>
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