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October 04 2010

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A four-panel collage of a stage ceremony at a person Spurana event. Panels show a bald man in white robes garlanding a man in an orange-and-red shawl, then a woman in an orange sari and blouse receiving a garland from the same white-robed man, and the woman offering a plate near flower arrangements. Red chairs, a low table, pink and white flowers, and a pink backdrop with a painted tree fill the stage. Two men in orange and white stand at the edges. The collage is a graphic, not physical people in a single scene.2010-02-06A photograph inside a plain hall with a corrugated metal roof and steel roof trusses. Several people in saffron and orange robes stand and kneel around a red-covered table holding brass and gold-coloured ritual vessels and items. In the centre, a man in a saffron robe with a long-haired, bearded appearance and a gold necklace stands with hands folded in front of him, while a woman in an orange robe with white markings stands beside him. On the far left, a bearded man in an orange turban and orange robe with a mala stands with folded hands. A kneeling man in white and orange robes handles the objects on the table, and other people in white and orange clothing stand at the back.2007-08-09Annadhan during Nasik Kumbhamela 20152015-01-21 +2 copiesJuly 02 20102010-07-02March 26 20082008-03-26September 23 20112011-09-23A two-panel photograph collage of an ashram event. In the large lower panel, a man in an orange turban, orange shawl and white robe with a saffron sash stands at right, holding a sheet of paper and touching the forehead of a man in a white shirt and jeans with palms pressed together. Behind him, several men in white with folded hands wait in line behind a chrome stanchion rail, and a backdrop of painted clouds and sky stands at the top right. In the smaller upper-left panel, a robed man in an orange turban and sash blesses a man in a yellow shirt who bows with hands folded, while others in white stand nearby. Both panels show devotees receiving blessings, with no legible names or captions visible in the scene.2011-10-19July 21 20102010-07-21 +1 copiesAnnadhan in 20092009-01-01March 23 20082008-03-23August 09 20072007-08-09March 27 20082008-03-27