Words II, Listening II, Waiting II
By Nuala Dalton Hello. This is my final blog entry as I end my project. It has been a period of focus on receptivity...
Dwarkanath Tagore Lecture presented by Mr Sumit Mitra
The Tagore Centre UK is pleased to present the full transcript and photographs from the centre’s extremely successful event on 2nd August, which featured...
Mindful Education
Nuala Dalton is one of the researchers who has been working with the Tagore Centre UK for several months. She has been focusing particularly on...
Words, Listening, Waiting
Here are three new pieces of writing by one of the Tagore Centre resident artists, Nuala Dalton. Her empathetic responses to Tagore might give...
The Art of Writing
A new piece by Aurogeeta Das is in our Features section. A lovely account of the joys of handwriting. Forming Letters, Writing Poems
Dancing around Tagore
By Fiona Harvey 18th September 2014 As I sit down to write this next part of my exploration, I am distracted by the thought...
The Many Meanings of Tagore’s Bird Leitmotif
by Aurogeeta Das In the second part of my exploration of Tagore’s birds, I would like to first pick up some of the recurring themes...
Tagore’s Birds
We are happy to present a new contribution from Aurogeeta Das which is now available in our Features section. It picks out a few words...
What Constitutes a Bird Form?
Aurogeeta Das As I’ve stated in my previous blogpost, Tagore’s birds tend to be fantastical rather than real; sometimes they are even chimeric (chimera:...
Encountering Birds During My Travels
by Aurogeeta Das For the most part, Tagore did not paint real birds. Although he may have done so occasionally (and this would...