Detail of colorful Hindu print of two women in contrasting clothes and skin color, both holding wind instruments and standing on either side of a fruit tree, with a field, mountains, and bright sky with blues, yellows, and pinks in the background

Shri Shri Krishna Balarama (detail), published by Kansaripara Art Studio, about 1910–20. Lithograph. Marshall H. Gould Fund.

Detail of colorful Hindu print of two women in contrasting clothes and skin color, both holding wind instruments and standing on either side of a fruit tree, with a field, mountains, and bright sky with blues, yellows, and pinks in the background

Shri Shri Krishna Balarama (detail), published by Kansaripara Art Studio, about 1910–20. Lithograph. Marshall H. Gould Fund.

Curatorial Dinner: Divine Color

Thursday, March 12, 2026
6:30 pm–9:30 pm
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
By Invitation

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Experience the vibrancy of “Divine Color: Hindu Prints from Modern Bengal,” a groundbreaking exhibition of 19th-century devotional lithographs from Calcutta (present day Kolkata). Hear from Laura Weinstein, Ananda Coomaraswamy Curator of South Asian and Islamic Art, on how Bengali artists reimagined Hindu gods and goddesses for the modern era, then enjoy a private seated dinner. Dinner is ticketed with an additional fee.

In rare cases details are subject to change.

Eligibility

Museum Council members