International exhibition inspired by Hampi opens at Hampi Art Labs
Hampi Art Labs has launched an international exhibition titled 'Red Rocks, Rivers and Monkeys' in collaboration with Singapore-based institution The Institutum. The exhibition features photography and video installations by Atul Bhalla and Robert Zhao Renhui, focusing on the ecology and history of the Tungabhadra Basin.
Why it matters
It highlights the intersection of contemporary art and environmental conservation within a UNESCO World Heritage site.
An international exhibition exploring the unique ecology, history and mythology of the Tungabhadra Basin has opened at Hampi Art Labs in Vidyanagar Township, marking the first collaboration between Hampi Art Labs and Singapore-based non-profit art institution, The Institutum.
Titled “Red Rocks, Rivers and Monkeys”, the exhibition features new photography and video works by renowned Indian artist Atul Bhalla and Singaporean artist Robert Zhao Renhui, curated by internationally acclaimed curator Yasufumi Nakamori. The exhibition, which opened on Wednesday, will remain open to the public until November 4.
JSW Foundation Chairperson Sangita Jindal addressesing the gathering during the inauguration of the international exhibition “Red Rocks, Rivers and Monkeys”, at Hampi Art Labs in Vidyanagar Township, Ballari district, on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
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