By contrast, emerging scholarship centers environmental and social questions that scale differently than the temporal and spatial extents of the nation state and the relentless solutionism of corporate globalism.
Indeed, whether as material things or wish-images, building materials mediated different political and economic approaches to development, postcolonial sovereignty, and the modernization of everyday life. Contemporary exhibitions and publications about postcolonial architecture in South Asia have drawn attention to the use of materials such as concrete and steel in postcolonial state-building. This symposium will bring into conversation scholars who approach the production of the built environment in South Asia through an interdisciplinary understanding of its materiality. Performance (Nautanki with Devesh Sharma) Plenary Session (Thrity Umrigar, Shyam Selvadurai)ĬET College year in India Alumni Reception All-conference Dinner & SABA Award PresentationĭJ Rekha Dance Party (with Tanuja Desai Hidier)
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