Ladakh is hosting South Asia’s highest-altitude art exhibition, ‘Sā Ladakh’. The exhibition is being hosted at 1200 feet above sea level. It debuted in Leh, Ladakh, on August 1, and its primary focus is climate, community, and culture in high-altitude environments. This exhibition houses the best artworks by artists from Ladakh and international artists as well. Come take a look at the beautiful artwork as we take you on a virtual tour!
Asia’s Highest Ever Art Exhibition, ‘Sā Ladakh’
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The initiative, ‘Sā Ladakh’ was started by Ladakhi mountaineer Tenzing ‘Jammy’ Jamyang, Austrian Sri Lankan artist Raki Nikahetiya, and Indian fashion designer Sagardeep Singh. It is currently being led by Michael Pal, Director of the Austrian Cultural Forum.
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In addition to being the highest, the display is extremely stunning with Disko Valley as a backdrop. The exhibition is also easily accessible because of its proximity to Leh. Site-specific installations are part of the immersive experience it provides. These are created using materials that are recyclable or renewable.
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Sharbendu De, Malgorzata Stankiewicz, Jigmet Angmo, Vibha Galhotra, Tenzing Sonam, and Robert Schabus are among the prime names.
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German Artists Will Also Participate
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Royal Enfield is supporting the Ladakh artwork. The co-founder of Ladakh Media and Arts Organization (LAMO) said that the inclusion of local artists in this is proof of the growing recognition of contemporary art from Ladakh on an international level.
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In the evenings, the event will also feature projection and video art. The exhibition’s theme of “One Earth, One Family, One Future” has already achieved great success across the nation.
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With a focus on community, culture, and climate, ‘Sā Ladakh’ hopes to incite inspiration and come up with innovative solutions to these significant issues.
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Philipp Frank, a German artist well renowned for his natural projections, will also examine links between spirituality and the natural environment on August 23 as part of its closing event. (As per Times Travel)
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