Jul 26, 2025
This exhibition creates a sensory journey through the art of the album cover, where sight, touch, and sound converge.
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It explores how the physicality of records their sleeves, textures, and imagery, evokes a personal, almost ritualistic connection to music.
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These objects become vessels of memory, linking past experiences through sensation.
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In contrast to today’s digital world, the exhibition invites viewers to rediscover music’s tangible presence through the intimate handling of albums.
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“For me these records are a kind of revelation that occurs through the play of memory: over a given image or tactile sensation the memory of another image, of another sensation felt in another moment," said Arunabha Ghosh
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This highlights the deep connection between the very act of handling an album cover and the triggering of memories paired with the experience of the sound.
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The covers bring to perspective the understanding of preserving a heritage, a whole experience in whirlwind and nostalgia.
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The exhibition is on display until August 1, at the India International Centre, Delhi.
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Meet the Bhils of Mewar, through the lens of Sudharak Olwe