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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nSunday, April 12, 2026 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
  \n Eaton Theatre, Level B1 \n Royal Ontario Museum \n 100 Queens Park, 
 Toronto, ON \n\nSpeakers \nProf. SeungJung Kim; Moizza S. Elahi; Deepal
 i Dewan \n\nDescription: \nJoin us for a talk to explore the Royal Ontario
  Museum’s Gandhara collection through fresh research and close looking. Fe
 aturing works in stone and stucco, the program looks at how some of the e
 arliest Buddhist images were created and how they moved across regions, t
 raditions, and communities. Professor Seungjung Kim of the University of 
 Toronto will begin by placing Gandharan art within the global context of c
 ross-cultural interaction and exchange drawing on examples from the ROM to
  address current questions in Buddhist art history. Moizza S. Elahi, who 
 is currently finishing her PhD under Prof Kim, will draw attention to the
  local dynamics of donative and devotional practice and their significance
  in shaping Gandharan art.  The talks will be followed by an on-stage conv
 ersation moderated by Dr Deepali Dewan, Dan Mishra Curator of South Asian
  Art and Culture at ROM. The program concludes with a public question and 
 answer period. This program will also feature exclusive touchable 3D model
 s scanned from the Gandhara collection at ROM. This program is generously 
 supported by the Dan Mishra South Asia InitiativePlease note: This is a fr
 ee event hosted by the ROM, but registration/tickets are required. Please
  visit this link for more information. \n\nSponsors \nDan Mishra South Asi
 a Initiative \n100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON \n\nCategories \n LecturesSp
 ecial Event \n\nAudiences \n Alumni and FriendsArt History CommunityCurren
 t Graduate StudentsCurrent Undergraduate StudentsFacultyGeneral Public
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LOCATION:100 Queens Park, Toronto, ON
SUMMARY:ROM Talk: Art, Exchange, and Storytelling in Ancient Gandhara
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 d-storytelling-ancient-gandhara
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