Trimming The Light

“Trimming the Light” is an inquiry into the digital age of the 21st century, exploring how emerging practitioners have transformed light into a physical body through conventional and non-conventional ways of making artwork. The exhibition is a challenge to communicate physical embodiment with non-physical thoughts, and it aims to share the idea with the viewers through the white cube space. The Janus Art Gallery is committed to promoting emerging contemporary practitioners, and “Trimming the Light” is its latest initiative in that regard.

After overcoming the pandemic situation, the Janus Art Gallery is once again ready to showcase new faces of emerging practitioners and provide them with a platform to exhibit their work. The gallery is optimistic about the future of art and plans to bring more exhibitions and events that showcase the best of Indian modern and contemporary art. They are committed to engaging with their audience in new and innovative ways, including hosting virtual exhibitions and events in the coming months, as well as physical exhibitions that will allow visitors to experience the artworks in person. The Janus Art Gallery also plans to collaborate with other art institutions and galleries to bring a diverse range of modern and contemporary Indian art.

The exhibition is curated by Manik Barman, and the collection of artworks represents a diverse range of styles and mediums, each one created by some of the most talented and innovative young artists of our time. The exhibition will take place in the white cube space of the Janus Art Gallery.