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LOCATION:Gibson Hall #341
SUMMARY:\"Beyond the Art Object: The Social Life of a Buddhist Shrine in La
 dakh\,\" Melissa Kerin (Washington and Lee)
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Buddhist Studies Program's invited speaker\, Melissa R. Ker
 in (Washington &amp\; Lee University)\, will present \"Beyond the Art Obje
 ct: The Social Life of a Buddhist Shrine in Ladakh\".Prof. Kerin teaches c
 ourses in South Asian (including Tibet and the Himalayas) and East Asian A
 rt and Architecture. Her research focuses on the intricate and multifacete
 d relationships between art and identity formation (political and cultural
 )\, cultural memory\, and religious praxis.Presentation made possible by a
  grant from the Khyentse Foundation.&nbsp\;See: https://religiousstudies.a
 s.virginia.edu/buddhist-studies-beyond-art-object-social-life-buddhist-shr
 ine-ladakh-melissa-r-kerin-washington
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