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‘Kaleidoscope of Threads’ Puts The Spotlight On The Richness of Indian Textiles

The Open Palm Court Gallery at the India Habitat Center is set to host a captivating art exhibition titled ‘Kaleidoscope of Threads,’ curated by art strategist and curator Shahzada Khurram and featuring the mesmerizing works of artist Parboni Bose. The exhibition will run from 16th March 2024 to 19th March 2024, opening its doors daily from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The show is a unique fusion of art and heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into the intricate world of Indian textiles. Through a series of striking photographs, artist Parboni Bose invites viewers to immerse themselves in the vibrant hues and textures of fabrics that embody the essence of Indian culture.

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Each artwork featured in the exhibition serves as a visual narrative, highlighting the beauty and significance of traditional Indian textiles while shedding light on the socio-economic issues surrounding them. From intricate embroideries to hand-woven silks, Parboni’s lens captures the soulful essence of these fabrics, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of discovery and appreciation.

Courtesy – Parboni Bose

Shahzada Khurram, an independent art strategist and former Director of Bikaner House, brings his expertise to the curation of ’Kaleidoscope of Threads,’ ensuring a seamless blend of artistic expression and thematic coherence. Through meticulous selection and arrangement, Khurram aims to create an immersive experience that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds. “Parboni Bose showcases her remarkable talent and celebrates the rich heritage of Indian textiles. This exhibition serves as a testament to the enduring beauty and cultural significance of our textile traditions, inviting viewers to engage with art in a meaningful and thought-provoking way,” said Khurram.

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The exhibition promises to be a visual feast for art enthusiasts, collectors, and cultural connoisseurs alike. Visitors can expect to be transported to a world where colours dance and textures speak, inviting contemplation and dialogue on the intersection of art, tradition, and identity. At the end of the day, ‘Kaleidoscope of Threads’ is a testament to the power of art to inspire, educate, and unite communities.

Courtesy – Parboni Bose

About Parboni Bose

Parboni Pallav Bose is an English Literature Postgraduate who uses her lens to tell stories that connect people and cultures. She loves capturing fleeting moments of everyday life. She finds the medium of photography a source of healing and discovery to explore the world around her. Her focus is often on an exploration of emotions such as kindness, friendships, faith, and love in almost fleeting moments. Beyond photography, Parboni is passionate about research into culture and behaviour and her works pay tribute to the rich cultural and artistic landscape of India. Her work has found space in the esteemed Arpana Art Gallery, Delhi and Stainless Gallery, Delhi, India Photo Fest, Kolkata as well as internationally in the Glasgow Gallery of Art and UK and Iranian Artist Forum, Tehran.

Image Courtesy – Parboni Bose

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