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From February 15 to March 11, 2018, Vito Schnabel Gallery presented 1 + 1 = 1 Million, an exhibition curated by artist Tom Sachs to spotlight American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt’s significant works. Through a largescale wall drawing from 1978 and 19 luminous framed works on paper beginning from the 1970s, Sachs drew visitors into LeWitt’s careerlong exploration of authorship and the means by which it can be defined. The exhibition focused on three of the thirty-five statements from LeWitt’s 1969 Sentences on Conceptual Art, highlighting the ineffably poetic outcome of pursuing these ideas to their logical extreme.

Kavadsa – Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

From February 7 to 13, 2018, Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai presented Kavadsa – renowned photographer Shailan Parker’s enthralling ‘Journey with Light’. ‘Kavadsa’ is the Marathi word for the thin beams of light that enter a room through the gaps in a tiled roof. Kavadsa showcased Parker’s photographic expressions as fine art and shared with the audience his exploration of the medium. Captured in black and white, the photographs allowed viewers to see what the photographer saw, view the world as he did and yet experience it in their own unique ways.

HIPA Announces the Winners of 2018 Competition

The Hamdan International Photography Award (HIPA) has concluded its seventh season of competition ‘The Moment’. The award ceremony was held at Dubai Opera on March 12. The grand prize winner of the competition is Mohamed Alragheb’s picture of Spring in Aleppo, Syria. Winner of the Time-lapse video category is Beno Saradzic for Elysium, Slovenia. The Portfolio category winner is Paul Nicklen for A Harsh Melt, Canada. The General Category has been subdivided into two parts: Black and White, and Color. The winner of the Black and White category is Mahdi Pourebadi for capturing Duelling with Nature, Iran; and the winner of the Colour category is Zuhe Ding’s image of The Dream Express, China. Furthermore, photojournalist James Nachtwey received the Photography Appreciation Award, fellow photographer and environmental activist James Balog was presented with the Photography Content Creator Award, and photographer Muhammed Muheisen received the Emerging Person in Photography Award. HIPA has also revealed the theme for its eighth season–Hope.

Sculpting in Time – National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru

This February, The National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru, together with the Ministry of Culture, presented Sculpting in Time – an exhibition curated by Sadanand Menon that showcased six decades of Balan Nambiar’s artistic journey. Comprising various works – from drawings in conte, Indian ink, charcoal, pastels, watercolour and oils to jewellery, enamel paintings on silver and copper and sculptures, the exhibition had also displayed a selection of the artist’s photographs documenting Teyyam, Bhuta and other ritual art forms. Lectures, panel discussions, music programmes, film screenings and gallery walks were also scheduled during the month-long exhibition.