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What's On and Upcoming:
The Time is Ripe
LAMO is pleased to announce 'The Time is Never Ripe', the first solo presentation of Raqs Media Collective in the Indian Himalayas and their first exhibition in India in over a decade.
Conceived and curated by Qamoos Bukhari, the exhibition brings together a body of 25 old and new works across photography, painting, sculpture, installation, and film, the majority of which have never been displayed in South Asia before. The exhibition opens a dialogue between Raqs' reflections on human economies, planetary change, and the landscape of Ladakh.
Lead Institutional Partner: RMZ Foundation
Additional Philanthropic Support: Jamnalal Bajaj
Foundation, Heba Zaidi-Khosla Logistical Support: Project 88
Lodging Support: The Grand Dragon, Ladakh
All are welcome.
Conceived and curated by Qamoos Bukhari, the exhibition brings together a body of 25 old and new works across photography, painting, sculpture, installation, and film, the majority of which have never been displayed in South Asia before. The exhibition opens a dialogue between Raqs' reflections on human economies, planetary change, and the landscape of Ladakh.
Lead Institutional Partner: RMZ Foundation
Additional Philanthropic Support: Jamnalal Bajaj
Foundation, Heba Zaidi-Khosla Logistical Support: Project 88
Lodging Support: The Grand Dragon, Ladakh
All are welcome.
AN EXPEDITION INTO THE MIND
LAMO is pleased to announce the photography exhibition
'An Expedition into the Wind' by Ben Viatte. This marks the culmination of Ben's 600 kilometre walk from Dharamshala to Leh, which he has accomplished by following the application of the 37 Bodhisattva practices of body, speech, and mind.
Ben Viatte is from Switzerland, where he grew up doing various professions from building roofs to websites. He began his journey following a dream, in which he saw a Buddhist monk walking eastwards.
Opening and Talk
Wednesday 15th July 2026 | 4 to 6 pm
Exhibition continues
31st July | 11 am to 5 pm
Sundays closed
All are Welcome
'An Expedition into the Wind' by Ben Viatte. This marks the culmination of Ben's 600 kilometre walk from Dharamshala to Leh, which he has accomplished by following the application of the 37 Bodhisattva practices of body, speech, and mind.
Ben Viatte is from Switzerland, where he grew up doing various professions from building roofs to websites. He began his journey following a dream, in which he saw a Buddhist monk walking eastwards.
Opening and Talk
Wednesday 15th July 2026 | 4 to 6 pm
Exhibition continues
31st July | 11 am to 5 pm
Sundays closed
All are Welcome
Telling Time, Taking Time
Join us for two events as part of The Time is Never Ripe, Raqs Media Collective's solo exhibition, curated by Qamoos Bukhari at the LAMO.
Artists-led Workshop
Sunday, 2 August 2026 | 2-5 PM
Telling Time, Taking Time: A Workshop with the Raqs Media Collective on Time as Substance and Medium for Artistic Practice
At the heart of Raqs' solo show at LAMO is the idea that nothing is ever really 'over', that all temporal processes, continue, echo, return, cycle.
In this workshop, Raqs invite artists, poets, researchers, curious individuals, to share in the processes that Raqs uses to think and work with time. They will think with clocks that tell stories, calendars that question chronology and time tables that are also furniture for restless souls.
No previous qualifications necessary, all you need is an open mind, a few precious questions and a generosity towards yourself and time.
Registration is required. Those interested in attending th workshop need to register with Laskit at +91 94698
67536.
Panel Discussion & Reception
Monday, 3 August 2026 | 4-6 PM
Join Raqs Media Collective (Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula, Shuddhabrata Sengupta), curator Qamoos Bukhari, and Monisha Ahmed (Founder & Executive Director, LAMO) for a conversation in the context of the exhibition The Time is Never Ripe, followed by a reception.
All Are Welcome
Artists-led Workshop
Sunday, 2 August 2026 | 2-5 PM
Telling Time, Taking Time: A Workshop with the Raqs Media Collective on Time as Substance and Medium for Artistic Practice
At the heart of Raqs' solo show at LAMO is the idea that nothing is ever really 'over', that all temporal processes, continue, echo, return, cycle.
In this workshop, Raqs invite artists, poets, researchers, curious individuals, to share in the processes that Raqs uses to think and work with time. They will think with clocks that tell stories, calendars that question chronology and time tables that are also furniture for restless souls.
No previous qualifications necessary, all you need is an open mind, a few precious questions and a generosity towards yourself and time.
Registration is required. Those interested in attending th workshop need to register with Laskit at +91 94698
67536.
Panel Discussion & Reception
Monday, 3 August 2026 | 4-6 PM
Join Raqs Media Collective (Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula, Shuddhabrata Sengupta), curator Qamoos Bukhari, and Monisha Ahmed (Founder & Executive Director, LAMO) for a conversation in the context of the exhibition The Time is Never Ripe, followed by a reception.
All Are Welcome
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