Ilinar Ankibuki
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Author: Ileenna Banik
Genre: Miscellaneous
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9789350408407
Pages: 180
Weight: 396 grams
Book Description:
Ilinar Ankibuki is a deeply personal account from renowned artist Ileenna Banik, who regards writing as an integral part of her existence. This book is a reflection of her inner thoughts and intimate conversations with herself. It offers a candid exploration of the social conflicts and struggles she has faced, particularly in the context of motherhood and her unique journey as a woman. Through this lens, she addresses social issues, presenting them as records of her personal experiences in relation to larger societal events.
Drawing inspiration from Rabindranath Tagore's modernist ideas, feminist thought, and her own perspectives on freedom and education, Ileenna Banik reflects on her artistic and ideological evolution. Ilinar Ankibuki is a poignant narrative of self-expression, capturing her deep convictions on womanhood, independence, and the essence of personal liberation.
About the Author:
Ileenna Banik received her education at the prestigious Visva-Bharati University in the Faculty of Fine Arts. She had the privilege of studying under renowned artists like Somnath Hossain, Reba Hossain, K.G. Subramanian, and Jogen Chowdhury. Later, she furthered her studies at the Glasgow School of Art. Her art has garnered significant recognition, with exhibitions held across India and abroad, including the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi, Lalit Kala Academy, and the Museum of Bengal Modern Art. She has received several prestigious accolades, such as the All India Fine Arts & Crafts Society's Silver Plaque (1996) and the Gold Medal from the Academy of Fine Arts. Her work has been collected by various esteemed institutions worldwide, further establishing her as a leading figure in the contemporary art world.

