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Photo exhibition along with the common man
The Indian Photo festival 2017 has brought in the importance of display of photographs in public spaces. There is an attempt to give an opportunity to the common man a chance to appreciate and understand the happenings in society through the medium of photography.
The Indian Photo festival 2017 has brought in the importance of display of photographs in public spaces. There is an attempt to give an opportunity to the common man a chance to appreciate and understand the happenings in society through the medium of photography.
Kishor Krishnamoorthi has exhibited photographs with the theme ‘Life at a construction site’ at the main entrance of KBR Park, Banjara Hills.Kishor often travels abroad and always has an eye for something different to be captured by the camera.
These photographs reflect the daily life of construction workers and their zeal to carry on life with the limited means and within the limited space. Kishor even produces a photo magazine titled ‘Concorde Zine’ on various common day to day themes like Chai, Autos, Bars, Hyderabad Public School,Barbers,Metrostruction and Bicycle.
Similarly, Osho Kondaveeti and Shanthan Reddy have exhibited photos at Chikadpally Bridge near Narayanguda, Hyderabad. These young photographers have gone beyond the conventional method of having a photo exhibition in a gallery or closed space.
