
A five-day Photo Exhibition titled “Trinity: A Group Show” featuring the works of five leading photographers was inaugurated today at Kala Kendra, Jammu. The exhibition has been jointly organised by Kala Kendra Jammu and Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club in the cherished memory of Shri Chandan Bhadram Shastry, a legendary figure in the field of photography.
The exhibition showcases 45 exceptional works by renowned photographers – Chandan Sunder, Mohammad Anwar Al Nasir, Shishupal, Prof. Ashok Kumar, and Amarjeet Singh Jandhu – reflecting diverse themes, artistic perspectives, and technical brilliance.
B.M. Sharma, IFS, Principal Secretary, Department of Culture, J&K Government, was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Dr. Javaid Rahi, Secretary, Kala Kendra Jammu; R.K. Goyal, President, Aperture – The Photography Club; and Prof. Ashok Kumar graced the presidium.
In his welcome address, Mohammad Anwar Al Nasir introduced the concept behind The Trinity: A Group Show and highlighted the ongoing efforts and initiatives of Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club to promote photography as an art form in the region.
Dr. Javaid Rahi, in his remarks, stated that the main objective of the exhibition is to encourage amateur photographers and enthusiasts to learn and grow through such curated experiences. He informed that live demonstrations on camera handling, framing angles, image mixing, and creative compositions would be held during the exhibition, offering valuable learning for photography lovers.
Addressing the gathering, B.M. Sharma expressed deep appreciation for the powerful and evocative photographs on display. He commended the participating photographers for capturing moments that reflect emotion, culture, and storytelling through their lenses.
He also announced several cultural initiatives by the Department of Culture, including a new Cultural Award Scheme to honour the contributions of photographers, painters, sculptors, authors, and researchers. In a significant development, he revealed plans to establish a dedicated Photography Gallery on the first floor of Kala Kendra – envisioned as a permanent platform for photographers to showcase their creativity.
On this occasion, Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club honoured several eminent photographers for their significant included R.K. Goyal, Afzal Shah, Channi Anand, Surjit Singh, Rakesh Bakshi, Rajinder Kitchloo, Pawan Chowdhary, Ashwani Saberwal, and Parveen Sharma.
The event witnessed distinguished guests, artists including Balwant Thakur, Dr. Lalit Gupta, K.B. Jandial, Dr. Raj Kumar, O.P. Sharma, Jang S. Verman, Baljeet Raina, S. Bajral, and others.
The exhibition will remain open in all the galleries of Kala Kendra till 22nd April.
A five-day Photo Exhibition titled “Trinity: A Group Show” featuring the works of five leading photographers was inaugurated today at Kala Kendra, Jammu. The exhibition has been jointly organised by Kala Kendra Jammu and Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club in the cherished memory of Shri Chandan Bhadram Shastry, a legendary figure in the field of photography.
The exhibition showcases 45 exceptional works by renowned photographers – Chandan Sunder, Mohammad Anwar Al Nasir, Shishupal, Prof. Ashok Kumar, and Amarjeet Singh Jandhu – reflecting diverse themes, artistic perspectives, and technical brilliance.
B.M. Sharma, IFS, Principal Secretary, Department of Culture, J&K Government, was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Dr. Javaid Rahi, Secretary, Kala Kendra Jammu; R.K. Goyal, President, Aperture – The Photography Club; and Prof. Ashok Kumar graced the presidium.
In his welcome address, Mohammad Anwar Al Nasir introduced the concept behind The Trinity: A Group Show and highlighted the ongoing efforts and initiatives of Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club to promote photography as an art form in the region.
Dr. Javaid Rahi, in his remarks, stated that the main objective of the exhibition is to encourage amateur photographers and enthusiasts to learn and grow through such curated experiences. He informed that live demonstrations on camera handling, framing angles, image mixing, and creative compositions would be held during the exhibition, offering valuable learning for photography lovers.
Addressing the gathering, B.M. Sharma expressed deep appreciation for the powerful and evocative photographs on display. He commended the participating photographers for capturing moments that reflect emotion, culture, and storytelling through their lenses.
He also announced several cultural initiatives by the Department of Culture, including a new Cultural Award Scheme to honour the contributions of photographers, painters, sculptors, authors, and researchers. In a significant development, he revealed plans to establish a dedicated Photography Gallery on the first floor of Kala Kendra – envisioned as a permanent platform for photographers to showcase their creativity.
On this occasion, Aperture – The Jammu Photography Club honoured several eminent photographers for their significant included R.K. Goyal, Afzal Shah, Channi Anand, Surjit Singh, Rakesh Bakshi, Rajinder Kitchloo, Pawan Chowdhary, Ashwani Saberwal, and Parveen Sharma.
The event witnessed distinguished guests, artists including Balwant Thakur, Dr. Lalit Gupta, K.B. Jandial, Dr. Raj Kumar, O.P. Sharma, Jang S. Verman, Baljeet Raina, S. Bajral, and others.
The exhibition will remain open in all the galleries of Kala Kendra till 22nd April.
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