Celebrating the lost art of shooting on film, this exhibit showcases pictures taken by Krish Makhija, Jahaan Noble and Ankit Mastakar.
+ photographed by Krish Makhija
We at currentMood love everything pertaining to the arts. If you do too, head down to Abode, Colaba to see The Dark Room, a photography exhibition curated by Melting Clock, a Bombay based ad film and production house. Celebrating the lost art of shooting on film, this exhibit showcases some pictures taken by Krish Makhija, Jahaan Noble and Ankit Mastakar.
“The Dark Room hopefully brings to light the finesse and virtuosity of film and transports you to the very synapses of elements that make India a poetic chaos,” says Vasudha Rungta, founder of Melting Clock. “A taxi driver, a school of fish, a story from Srinagar to an abandoned festival masks series..a viewfinder into the sheer beauty in Indian diversity.”
+ photographed by Krish Makhija
+ photographed by Krish Makhija
+ photographed by Ankit Mastakar
+ photographed by Ankit Mastakar
+ photographed by Jahaan Noble
+ photographed by Jahaan Noble
Curated by: Melting Clock
Where: Abode, 1st foor, Lansdowne House, Colaba, Mumbai
When: 5th to 20th May 2018, 11am onwards
Entry: Free
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