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禄Stitched芦 unfolds as a voyage through something that is intuitively comprehensible, perhaps 鈥� in it鈥檚 existential elements 鈥� also part of a universal experience.

With Sarker Protick, FOTOHOF is presenting a contemporary artist from Dhaka, Bangladesh, whose long-term investigations combine the media of photography, video and sound

In Bangladesh, Sarker Protick combines the impulses of a photojournalist with the intuition of a musician, unpacking questions about photography鈥檚 relationship to time and memory.

This聽exhibition presents the works of Laura Huertas Mill谩n聽(1983, Columbia) and聽Sarker Protick聽(1986, Bangladesh), the two聽winners of the first 鈥淎fter Nature:聽Ulrike Crespo Photography Prize 2024.

As India鈥檚 art season kicks off, the capital is buzzing with everything art, showcasing an expanding ecosystem of artists who explore sociopolitical and ecological concerns.

In Sarker Protick鈥檚 video work, Three Hundred Million Years, a steady plume of heavy grey smoke rises from the earth, drifting over a black, granular slag hill in Jharia, India.

The travelling edition of Colomboscope (22 September鈥�29 December 2024) entices us to learn from the forest鈥攖hrough the urgent practices of artists from Sri Lanka and beyond.

421 Arts Campus, Abu Dhabi鈥檚 independent platform dedicated to supporting emerging creative practices, presents Way of the Forest, a traveling edition of the arts festival Colomboscope.

鈥楾he World A Wave鈥� is the theme for the second edition of Bristol Photo Festival, the international biennial of contemporary photography, which will open in autumn 2024 (the opening week is 16 - 20 October 2024).

Jameel Arts Centre brings together the works of regional and international artists such as Jananne Al-Ani and Aref El Rayess in At the Edge of Land exhibition this summer

Sunaparanta Goa Centre For The Arts in partnership with the Ishara Art Foundation is pleased to present Growing Like A Tree: Sent A Letter, a curatorial debut by Bunu Dhungana and Sadia Marium Rupa.

Following the award-winning first edition of 2020, Foam presents a brand new online exhibition: Foam Talent 2021 | Digital.

From exploring Khaleeji identity to celebrating calligraphic script, the season kicks off with new shows across the Emirates

Dwindling glaciers and polar ice caps, rising sea levels and entire land areas reduced to steppes: the repercussions of the climate crisis have long become visible.

The curators say they want to cultivate discourses of justice, but the political infrastructure is precisely what鈥檚 left out of discussion