Via Ram Rahman
There is a big retrospective exhibition of the late Raghubir Singh opening September 30th at Sepia Gallery at 148 W 24th St New York, NY 10011. Check the web site or call (212) 645- 9444 for more details.
Singh as you may know revitalized the use of color in Indian photography. Given he spent so much time in India, one may mistakenly think that would be an easy task. Quite the contrary, because the country is so colorful, Singh had to be a superb craftsman at delineating color from subject yet make some statement about both at the same time in the same frame. Therein lies his genius. If you have seen his book on the ubiquitous Ambassador car you'll know what I am talking about.
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Sepia Mutiny says
Raghubir Singh
The Sepia International photo gallery in Manhattan is hosting a Raghubir Singh retrospective through Dec. 30. Singh, an Indian photographer who worked in brilliant color, did for the humble Ambassador what Austin Powers did for the Mini. He passed awa…
Sepia Mutiny says
Raghubir Singh
The Sepia International photo gallery in Manhattan is hosting a Raghubir Singh retrospective through Dec. 30. Singh, an Indian photographer who worked in brilliant color, did for the humble Ambassador what Austin Powers did for the Mini. He passed awa…