Kerala Tourism’s travelling photo exhibition comes to Chennai
The Hindu
A photo exhibition on Kerala's people and culture
Photographs of Kerala’s people, landscapes, wildlife, and culture, offering a cohesive and contemporary portrait of the region, will be on display at the State Tourism Department’s ‘Lenscape Kerala’ photo exhibition opening at Lalit Kala Akademi in Chennai on March 4.
The Chennai leg of the travelling exhibition, covering 10 cities, will be inaugurated at 5.30pm by Malayalam actor Seema and former editorial advisor to Better Photography magazine Sadanand Menon, and will showcase a curated collection of 100 images captured across Kerala by 10 photographers from across India.
From the curated collection of 100 images captured across Kerala | Photo Credit: Special arrangement
Curated by art critic Uma Nair, with renowned nature conservation photographer Balan Madhavan as art director, the show features works by acclaimed photographers H Satish, Shivang Mehta, Amit Pasricha, Saurabh Anand Chatterjee, Saibal Das, Umesh Gogna, Manoj Arora, Aishwarya Sridhar, Natasha Kartar Hemarajani, and Kounteya Sinha.
A free photography masterclass will also be conducted on March 5 as part of the exhibition.
The exhibition will run until March 7 and will be open from 11am to 7pm. It will culminate in Kolkata on March 29. Hyderabad is its next stop.
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