What makes India so unique and vibrant is its cultural plurality that has come down the ages. And, as is around the world, the photographers has been the pioneers, along with writers, in recording and admiring the multiplicity and magnificence of such variations in culture, lifestyle, and its anthropological relevance. This exhibition is an eclectic…
Exhibition of wildlife photographs by Praveen P Mohandas. VenuePhotoMuse Gallery, Kodaly, ThrissurDate30 January to 20 February, 2015EntryFree
As a photographer, Herbert Ascherman has been creating fine art for more than three decades. This show features a selection of his work made during 1990 – 2006, spanning the mid-zone of his career as an artist. The show includes abstracts from 1990s, landscapes from 2000s, portraits from 1990s and 2000s and fine-art nudes from…
Chembuchira Temple is a century old place of worship where Shiva is the Presiding Deity. Its festival – the Pooram – is one of the best known Poorams in Kerala, southern India. The current exhibition features a selection of photographs made by a group of local photographers who is trying to document and interpret the…
The first Stereoscope was made in 1832 by Sir Charles Wheatstone. They were very popular during 1850s in London and other parts of Europe. The London Stereoscopic Company with a motto ‘No home without a stereoscope’ sold an estimated 500000 stereoscopes in that decade alone. The phenomenon of stereo, based on binocular vision, was observed…
A documentary on the butterflies of Periyar Tiger Reserve in Kerala, India, by Suresh Elamon, Thiruvananthapuram The documentary deals with the biodiversity of Periyar Tiger Reserve, its butterflies and their biology and the significance of the efforts to conserve them. VenuePhotoMuse Gallery, Kodaly, ThrissurDate12 December 2014EntryFree