This debut solo exhibition by filmmaker and environmental artist, Ashish Ghadiali, presents works made during the course of the 2020s including Can you tell the time of a running river? featured as part of the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) exhibition Dartmoor: a Radical Landscape.
Through these works, Ghadiali seeks to reveal how racial justice serves as a door towards intimacy with the life of our planet in crisis.
The exhibition has been built out of a public programme and brings together work from institutions across the South West including Dartington Hall, the Box in Plymouth and Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter as well as London institutions, the Serpentine and the South Bank Centre.
Practice in Place - Ashish Ghadiali by Visual Arts South West.
Film still from Can you tell the time of a running river? (credit: Ashish Ghadiali, 2024)
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