‘Mapping Memories’ exhibition to begin today

This month of Madras has the center as the art weekend of art Madras, in cooperation Hindu’s It reveals the memories of mapping, which is a compelling group exhibition from the Chennai Initiative and celebrates the complex dance between memory, place and identity.

The exhibition, which was opened at 16:00 at Egmore, Lalit Kala Kala Kala Kala, brings together the works of both established and established artists, presents a rare perspective, environment and story combination. Mapping memories covering pictures, sculptures, photographs and installations is a layer discovery of how personal memories and collective pasts shape the urban landscapes we call home.

Bölüm Exhibiting the works of art brings together personal and collective narratives, revealing the complex textures of life. From the nostalgia of forgotten places to the vitality of daily experiences, artists catch this essence and the memories that define it, ”he says. He also chose the exhibition with Pinky Jain.

Chess great master Vishwanathan Anand and Police General Inspector Chennai, A. Kayalvizhi will be the chief guests of the exhibition. Beyond the aesthetic charm, the exhibition stands as an important platform for artists who are not sufficiently represented, and the mainstream strengthens the sounds that are not often heard in the art world. In doing so, it reflects to map memories, to celebrate the Chennai Made of Chennai – Chronicle and many layers of the city’s identity.

The exhibition will last until August 14th and will be open every day between 11: 00-17:00.