Photo exhibition in Hyderabad to be hosted from Nov 21-Dec 2

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Hyderabad: The Goethe-Zentrum is hosting a unique photo exhibition in Hyderabad titled Photography Strictly Prohibited: An Exhibition of Photographs of Navroze Contractor. Curated by Sanjiv Shah, Anuj Ambalal, and Himanshu Panchal, this celebrates the work of acclaimed cinematographer and photographer Navroze Contractor.

Art lovers can visit the exhibition located at 20 Journalist Colony, Road No. 3, Banjara Hills, from 3 pm to 6 pm between November 21 and December 2. Part of the Indian Photo Festival 2024, the exhibition also includes film screenings on November 23, 24, and 30, according to Nooriya Vahanvaty, Program Coordinator.

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Earlier, Society to Save Rocks, an environmental NGO celebrated International Geodiversity Week from October 25 to 27, keeping with the theme set by UNESCO for 2024, “Conserving the Past, Sustaining the Future.”

The event hosted an exhibition in Hyderabad consisting of paintings by imminent artist Shaun Heffernan and his students, titled “Sentinels of Hyderabad”. Professor Fathima Ali Khan, Ravi Kumar, Anant Maringanti, and K Lakshmi will address the event.

Every January, the city transforms into a vibrant hub of culture and commerce as it prepares for Numaish, aka the All India Industrial Exhibition. This beloved tradition of the exhibition in Hyderabad attracts both locals and visitors eager to explore over a thousand stalls showcasing everything from intricate textiles and jewellery to mouthwatering street food.

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Spanning almost 45 days, Numaish not only highlights the rich heritage of Hyderabadi craftsmanship but also features stalls from diverse states, including Kashmir, Jaipur, Delhi, Lucknow, Punjab, and Rajasthan, enhancing the experience for attendees. As a gathering place for families and friends, the exhibition in Hyderabad fosters an atmosphere of celebration and community.

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