Isrmtahv-2023

08/12/2022

Dear all,
"Department of History of Art & Tourism Management" cordially invites participants in the "International Seminar On Reappraisal of Mark Twain's Encounter with the Religio-Cultural and Art Heritage of Varanasi" to be held from 27th February to 1st march 2023.

25/02/2017

Dear all,
"Department of History of Art & Tourism Management" cordially invites participants in "International Seminar On Indian Art Heritage in a Changing World: Challenges and Prospects" going to held from 27th February to 1st march 2017.

05/11/2016

12/08/2016

Last date for abstract submission for abstract is 31st October 2016.
Abstract acceptance notification - 16th november 2016.
Full paper submission - 21st december 2016.

The soft copy of the abstract and full research paper should be emailed to [email protected]

28/07/2016

Dear all,
"DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF ART & TOURISM MANAGEMENT" cordially invites participants in the International Seminar going to be held from 27th Feb 2017 to 1st March 2017.

For details please refer to the following website:
https://isiahcw2017.wordpress.com

For downloading registration form visit the link:https://isiahcw2017.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/registration-form-isiahcw-20171.pdf

For downloading brochure visit the link:
https://isiahcw2017.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/brochure-isiahch-2017.pdf

27/07/2016

Contact details:
Prof. Atul Tripathi
Head & Convener(ISIAHCW-2017)
History of Art (Faculty of Arts)
Banaras Hindu University
Varanasi-221005
[email protected], [email protected]

Mrs.Shikha Misra
Secretary(ISIAHCW-2017)
[email protected], [email protected]

27/07/2016

With an intention to make people aware of their rich legacy, the Department organizes time to time events focussing on the rich art heritage of India. In this context recently organised events like 'International Seminar on Sir Alexander Cunningham and the Art Heritage of India', 'National Workshop on Varanasi: The Eternal City', 'National Seminar on Art Heritage of India: Legacy and Relevance' are of much significance.

Art heritage is fragile and has been seriously under threat. In the past one hundred years or so, in India more historic monuments have been destroyed, more artefacts stolen, more oral traditions lost forever. Moreover they are also threatened by increasing urbanisation, population growth, natural disasters and environmental pollution.
Keeping in view the aforesaid factors, it becomes imperative that scholars interested in the discipline are provided a platform to share their views on the important aspects of Indian art heritage through this seminar "Indian Art Heritage in a Changing World: Challenges and Prospects"

27/07/2016