Faculty of Performing Arts

Event Name : Visit to Heritage of MSU - Oriental Institution

Posted On : 08 Oct 2024

Description :-

Report on the Visit of Oriental institution by Students and Teachers from the Faculty of Performing Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda On September 27th, to commemorate World Tourism Day, students and teachers from the Faculty of Performing Arts at The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda visited the Oriental Institution. This event was designed to enhance students' understanding of cultural heritage and promote awareness of the significance of tourism in preserving historical knowledge. The visit provided an enriching experience, allowing participants to delve into ancient treatises, texts, and languages. Students had the opportunity to explore the intricate connections between performing arts and historical narratives, gaining insights into how cultural expressions have evolved over time. The experts at the Oriental Institution presented various ancient manuscripts, shedding light on the rich tapestry of languages that have influenced contemporary art forms. Additionally, discussions about ancient currency opened a window into the economic dimensions of cultural exchange, illustrating how trade and travel have shaped artistic traditions. The engagement with these artifacts highlighted the importance of preserving such heritage for future generations, fostering a deeper appreciation for the role of tourism in safeguarding our cultural legacies. The interaction was not only educational but also inspiring, as students were encouraged to reflect on how their studies in performing arts relate to broader themes of cultural identity and tourism. The visit concluded with a collaborative discussion on how to integrate these learnings into their artistic practices, encouraging a holistic approach to their future projects. Overall, the visit to the Oriental Institution was a valuable experience, providing students and teachers with a unique perspective on the intersections of performing arts, history, and tourism, fostering a greater appreciation for the diverse narratives that shape our world.