Artists Arpita Akhanda and Pallavi Paul Present Exhibitions on Memory and Loss in Kolkata
Two contemporary artists, Arpita Akhanda and Pallavi Paul, explore themes of memory, loss, and the body through their solo exhibitions in Kolkata. Akhanda’s show, 'Under the Moon Across Many Waters,' reflects on family histories and the lasting impact of the Partition of Bengal using diverse media. Paul’s exhibition, 'Salt Moon,' centers on grief and political violence, featuring her film 'How Love Moves,' which documents Covid-19 burials in Delhi. Both artists engage with personal and collective histories to examine identity and resilience.
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