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Congratulations!!!Good work.
lovely work!
Super site, interesting subject. Good to see it will be growing all the time!
A rare combination of insightful research and arresting images. Thank you for including the link to Marilyn Krysl’s Fire Inside. What cruelty must humans endure at the hands of others… how can we hold our heads up and pretend as though these cruelties are washed away with the waves?
Looking forward to the exhibition in Batticaloa.
A website that makes you think! Thank you.
Interesting information here. You’ve certainly created quite a discussion through the exhibition and website – and the media coverage.
When will the Batticaloa exhibition be held?
April 9 – 12 at the Eastern University. More details soon.
The exhibition will now be held from April 28-30. It had to be postponed because the university had to be temporarily and unexpectedly closed during the dates scheduled earlier.
April 21 – 27th at the Department of Fine Arts, University of Jaffna.
Tamil Hindus and Sinhala Buddhist have been at
war without realizing how much they have in common, how much they share — one
important example is their devotion to the Goddess Pattini. Thank you for revealing this important but
hidden connection through your exhibitions and this wonderful website.
Tamil Hindus and Sinhala Buddhist have been at war without realizing how much they have in common, how much they share — one
important example is their devotion to the Goddess Pattini. Thank you for revealing this important but
hidden connection through your exhibitions and this wonderful website
Tamil Hindus and Sinhala Buddhist have been at war without realizing how much they have in common, how much they share — one important example is their devotion to the Goddess Pattini-Kannagi. Thank you for revealing this important but hidden connection through your exhibitions and this wonderful website.
Good work!
Looking forward to more photo essays.
Super photos! Such a wealth of information, thank you.
Very interesting website. So much new information (different perspectives).
Please email it to pattinikannaki@gmail.com
Good work.
Thank you for a lovely exhibition in Jaffna. We were inspired.
Superb website! Can’t wait to see it grow.
Nice to see the website providing more information to the exhibitions. We were so happy to see the photographs and explanations in Batticaloa. Thank you.
I saw the poster for the exhibition still up at the Jaffna Univerity Campus when I visited May 2nd. How was it received there?
We had so many students visiting! It was both encouraging and fulfilling.
Saw the poster for the New Delhi exhibition. Congratulations! It would be good if you exhibited in the South (of India) as well.
This is a good initiative. Congratulations!
Happy to see the exhibition is scheduled to begin at IIC Delhi on the 14th. You should go to Chennai too.
The Delhi exhibition poster!
Loved the Delhi exhibition. You should also take it to the south of India.
After visiting your site i’m keen to visit the Pattini temples in colombo – pls give me details.
Discovering many Pattini temples on our travels in Sri Lanka.