KATHMANDU, Aug 26: A photo exhibition titled 'A Way of Telling,' featuring the works of six talented Nepali photographers, has commenced at Patan House in Dhaugal, Patan. The exhibition was inaugurated on Friday evening, marking the commencement of a month-long exhibition.
This exhibition is the culmination of the International Storytelling Workshop 2023, orchestrated by Photo Circle Nepal in collaboration with esteemed international organizations. The exhibition will showcase the perspectives captured by six Nepali photographers who engaged in a 45-day immersive workshop. The workshop was a collaborative effort with Oslo Metropolitan University, Pathshala South Asian Media Institute, and Photo Circle Nepal.
Telling stories
The lens of Amit Machamasi, Asim Bastola, Denish Maharjan, Nisha Khaling Rai, Nistha Thapa Shrestha, and Sundup Dorje Lama have skillfully captured the essence of diverse narratives, which will be on display during the exhibition.
In addition to the Nepali photographers, this workshop also includes the creative works of six Bangladeshi and nine Norwegian photographers. Renowned international photographers Mads Nisson and Munem Wasif conducted insightful sessions during the workshop.
The exhibited photographs unveil the stories that weave through various corners of Nepal. Themes encompass the bonds of friendship, the implications of rapid urbanization, the splendor of nature, the nuances of gender, and the delicate balance between preserving authenticity and the forces of change.
