"Delhi ... That was" rare & unseen photographs from Raghu Rai's archives at Ojas Art at 1AQ, Qutab Minar Roundabout, Mehrauli Road > 11am-7pm on 4th November 2012-6th January 2013

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Time : 11:00 am - 7:00 pm (Monday closed)

Entry : Free

Place : Ojas Art at 1AQ, Qutab Minar Roundabout, Mehrauli Road, New Delhi 110 030
Tel: +91 11 2664 4145
Venue Info : www.ojasart.com / 1aq.in | Events | Nearest Metro Station - 'Saket(Yellow Line)'

Event Description : 'Delhi ... That was' rare and unseen photographs from Raghu Rai's archives.

‘Extended Edition’ will give a chance to art collectors to not just glimpse but also buy some of the most important works by Raghu Rai. An entire solo exhibition in an extended edition of 51 images each is a big first in the evolving field of Indian photography. Simply put, it will allow the collection process to be more democratic while also enriching collectors with the best images, which they could not have purchased otherwise.

With an enriching career spanning more than four decades, Rai’s images have been
especially handpicked to suit the artistic palate of the Indian Art Connoisseur. 

With as many as 40 images, including Rai’s trademark black&white, and coloured ones, the images on display at the exhibition will be spanning various subjects. So, from breathtaking stills capturing the grain of both traditional and contemporary India, there will be city-specific stills on display too; images through which Rai captured the rich tapestry, the very DNA, which defines Delhi.

With more than 20 books to Rai’s credit, the exhibition would be displaying his books
in an effort to synergize the Art and the Artist. While the books will be present at the exhibition, the spotlight will, of course, be on his still imagery. So, from an early morning Yamuna view; to Jantar Mantar in the afternoon and a silent Qutab Minar to the majestic stance of Humanyun’s tomb, handpicked never-seen-before images of Rai at the exhibition promise to be a visual treat for the ubiquitous art collector.

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