Treasures of a Desert Kingdom: The Royal Arts of Jodhpur, India Opens March 9 Specially ticketed exhibition; Free for ROM Members
Explore the spectacular royal arts of one of India’s greatest former kingdoms, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, where alluring jewellery, lavish tents and canopies, vibrant paintings, and opulent decorative arts tell stories of kingship, strategic alliances, the role of women and life at court. | | | | FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE Encore Holi Friday, March 22; 7:00 - 11:00 pm Separately ticketed
| | | | ROM DAYTIME The Royal Arts of Jodhpur: From Palace to Toronto Thursday, March 28; 11:00 am - 1:15 pm Free with RSVP. Museum admission required.
Delve into the magnificence of The Royal Arts of Jodhpur with ROM lead exhibition curator Dr. Deepali Dewan. | | | | ROM SPEAKS - SAVE THE DATE! Jewels of India: Designs for a Contemporary World Tuesday, April 9; 7:00 pm Separately ticketed
Celebrate the rich history of adornment in India, and how it and traditional influences translate to modern South-Asian inspired jewelry design with award-winning designer Reena Ahluwalia. | | | | ROM U The Blue City: An Introduction to the Arts & History of Jodhpur Sunday, April 14; 10:30 am - 3:30 pm Separately ticketed
Discover the history of Jodhpur through an exploration of its arts from the 18th to 20th century with expert Akshaya Tankha of the University of Toronto. | | | | ROM CONNECTS A Prince and his Pearls: Masculinity, Kingship, and Jewels in Royal India Tuesday, May 17; Free with RSVP. Museum admission not included.
Delve into the function of jewels in styling monarchical power in India, as well as the role of jewellery in shaping a colonial fantasy of Indian men as inherently weak and spectacularly effeminate. | | | | ROM U Jodhpur Kingdom: Gender, Class and Caste Sunday, May 26; 10:30 am - 3:30 pm Separately ticketed
Examine the socio-cultural realities of gender, class and caste as seen in the spectacular royal arts of Jodhpur, Rajasthan. | | Toy Soldiers Opens Saturday, March 9 Included with Museum admission
This historic Toy Soldiers Collection of the former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, the Honourable Henry N. R. Jackman, traces the historic life span of Britains Ltd., one of the world’s pioneers in the manufacturing of toy soldiers. | | All photos courtesy of ROM unless otherwise noted. For lead image: Interior of Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur, India. Neil Greentree, photographer. For The Royal Arts of Jodhpur: Maharaja Abhai Singh on Horseback. Artist: Dalchand, Jodhpur, about 1725. Opaque watercolour and gold on paper, Mehrangarh Museum Trust. For Jewels of India: Anklet, Deccan, 19th century, gold set in kundan technique with diamonds and a single ruby and enameled, The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al Islamiyyah, Kuwait. For The Blue City: Jodhpur (The Blue City), India. Neil Greentree, photographer. For A Prince and his Pearls: Portrait of Maharaja Sardar Singh. Artists: Bert Harris (painter), Johnston & Hoffman Studio (photographer), 1896. Oil on canvas based on a photograph. Umaid Bhawan Palace.For Gender, Class and Caste: Gujarat, Palanquin (Mahadol), c. 1700–1730, gilded wood, glass, copper, and ferrous alloy, Mehrangarh Museum Trust. Neil Greentree, photographer. For Toy Soldiers: Set 2110: US Military Band. Henry N. R. Jackman Collection of Toy Soldiers in the Royal Ontario Museum.
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