Programme Officer
Programme Officer
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Qualification: |
Graduate/ Post-Graduate in any subject from any recognized university with a distinction. Candidate having Post Graduate qualifications in arts stream will have a distinct advantage. Candidate must be well-conversant in computer usages especially MS-Word, Power Point and Excel. Candidate to be essentially proficient in written and spoken English.
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Experience: |
Experience of 20 years in a similar institution or society or any cultural or arts administration in a private set-up is required.
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Age: |
40-50 years (relaxable in case of applicant of outstanding attributes) |
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Duties & Responsibilities |
The candidate should be knowledgeable about the subject of the various programme events and has the capacity to assist in executing the events and willing to work hard and for long hours. The candidate should be able be prepare programme related agenda, monthly programme cards, publicity works regarding programmes, setting up of exhibitions, etc. |
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Pay: |
Pay Level L-10 (Basic Pay Rs.56100/- plus DA and other entitled allowances) |
The applications along with CV/ supporting documents and a passport size photograph are to be submitted by hand or by post or by email. By Post: (Administration Office, India International Centre, 40 Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi – 110003) E-mail: careers@iicdelhi.in latest by the 27th December, 2021.
Administrative Officer
Administrative Officer
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Qualification: |
Graduate/ Post-Graduate with Regular MBA from a recognised & reputed Institute (Specialization in Human Resource Management) with an experience of 20 years in personnel management. |
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Duties & Responsibilities: |
General Administration, HR Management, Transport and Security Management, Liaison with Government Agencies and Legal Matters. |
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Age: |
45-55 years (relaxable in case of candidates of outstanding attributes)
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Pay: |
Pay Level L-10 (Basic Pay Rs. 56100/- plus DA and other entitled allowances) |
The applications along with CV/ supporting documents and a passport size photograph are to be submitted by hand or by post or by email. By Post : (Administration Office, India International Centre, 40 Max Mueller Marg, New Delhi – 110003) E-mail: careers@iicdelhi.in latest by the 27th December, 2021.
Black, White and the Unseen
PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
An interpretation of Impressionism
Exhibition of charcoal sketches by Reshma Valliappan aka Val Resh
Preview on Tuesday, 21st December 2021 at 18:30
The Bible through the Eyes of European and Mughal Painters – A Comparison
PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
Illustrated lecture by Ms Aparna Joshi, a student of History at University of Delhi and author of Indian Mughal Miniatures on the Global Art Scene 1526-1770 (Pub. Intach: 2021)
Devi
PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
An exhibition focusing on the depiction of women as Devi or Goddesses as seen in folk and tribal art of India. On view are Goddesses in Kalighat, Madhubani, Mata ni Pachedi, pichwai painting traditions; folk art paintings of Assam, Bengal, and Odisha; and through the shadow puppets and wooden sculptures of Karnataka
Curated by Seema Bhalla
Preview on Friday, 17th December 2021 at 18:30
(Collaboration: Art Konsult)
The Legacy of Divide – Tracing the presence of Partition memories in contemporary Indian films
PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
Illustrated lecture by Dr. Meera Shirodkar, Assistant Professor, Amity School of Film and Drama, NOIDA
The talk focuses on the journey and experiences of a Partition survivor as portrayed in the film Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (2013). The narrative reconstruction of the peaceful days before 1947, the tragic events that took place during the division and the tumultuous times after Partition are studied. Understanding the audio-visual construction is crucial to decoding the presence of Partition memories and testimonies in contemporary Indian cinema
NEIGHBOURHOOD FIRST
Coordinator: Maj. Gen. (Retd.) Ashok K. Mehta
1971 Liberation War
Panelists: Brig. (Retd.) Rattan Kaul, military historian who fought in the Battle of Sylhet; Air Marshal (Retd.) V.K. Bhasin, strategic analyst who fought the air war; Maj Gen. (Retd.) Jameel Ahsan, Bangladesh army and decorated freedom fighter; and Amb. Surendra Kumar, former Ambassador & High Commissioner and Founding President, Indo-American Friendship Association, New Delhi
Chair: Maj Gen. Ashok K. Mehta, who fought in the Liberation War
India’s greatest military triumph was the decisive victory was in 1971 against Pakistan leading to the birth of a new nation – Bangladesh. Fifty years on, its strategic, tactical, political and diplomatic lessons and gains are still worth evaluating.
Sogetsu for Everyone
Lecture-demonstration by Datin Kid Ching Ong from Johar Bahu, Malaysia. A renowned ceramic and Ikebana artist in Singapore and Malaysia, she holds a RIJI degree, the highest diploma degree in the Sogetsu School of Ikebana. Datin Ong is best known for her creative approach to marrying both her ceramic art and Ikebana.
Introduction: Smt Veena Dass, Director, Sogetsu School, New Delhi
(Collaboration: Sogetsu School, New Delhi)
Zoom Meeting link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84789824169?pwd=ZEV3bWZTajhENFV1UEN2MFhvSmN2Q…
Meeting ID: 847 8982 4169
Passcode: Sogetsu
Is There one Who Understands me? The World of James Joyce (Ireland)
(90 min; 1983; English)
Directors: Shep Morgan, Seán O’Mórdha
Feature length documentary on one of the most influential and innovative writers of the 20th century, James Joyce. Mixing beautifully filmed shots of present day Dublin and Paris with the turn of the century, the film is interspersed with period music and is an artistic work in its own right. More importantly, it includes interviews with Joyce's relatives and Richard Ellman, the world's greatest Joycean scholar who have all since passed away. For this reason alone, it is unlikely to be surpassed.
Fear, Faith and Genius – Its Gothic!
Fear, Faith and Genius – Its Gothic! | Click here to watch
(42 min; 2021; English)
A film by Grit Lederer
A DW DocFilm
This documentary focuses on some of the most spectacular panels and paintings of the Gothic period. The mid-15th century saw the creation of works like "Purgatory," "Hell," and "Paradise." Gothic specialists introduce us to these works, while explaining just how innovative Gothic painting really was. They walk us through the beauty of the colours, show us just how daring the erotic scenes can be, and highlight the raw power of the devils and monsters. Art historian and director Grit Lederer explains how special macro-optic technology sheds new light on the artworks tiniest details, while the storied Cologne Cathedral opens at midnight to let art historians examine the "Liebeszauber" painting, still shrouded in mystery to this day.