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What's On and Upcoming:
The Picture Book of Death
LAMO is delighted to announce the exhibition 'The Picture Book of Death', will be on view from 30th May to 7th June 2026. The exhibition is curated by Wall Art Project under their Forest Art Festival currently on at Matho.
The original concept for the exhibition was initiated by Artist Sakiko Ando when she created a small picture book in mourning for the death of a young friend. Following this she invited artists to respond to her work and the notion of death. The work of six Japanese artists and two Indian are the result of that.
On 4th June there will be a walkthrough of the exhibition and a performance by Sakiko Ando.
All are Welcome
Exhibition is on from 30th May to 7th June 2026 | 11 am to 5pm
4th June Thursday | 5 pm to 6.30 pm
The original concept for the exhibition was initiated by Artist Sakiko Ando when she created a small picture book in mourning for the death of a young friend. Following this she invited artists to respond to her work and the notion of death. The work of six Japanese artists and two Indian are the result of that.
On 4th June there will be a walkthrough of the exhibition and a performance by Sakiko Ando.
All are Welcome
Exhibition is on from 30th May to 7th June 2026 | 11 am to 5pm
4th June Thursday | 5 pm to 6.30 pm
A MANGA TUTORIAL
LAMO is delighted to announce a workshop on 1st June 2026, 2 pm to 5 pm, with Chihaya Oguri, a Japanese manga artist and illustrator based in Tokyo. His first comic appeared in 2014, in Web Shonen Sunday. Since then, his works have appeared several times in Shonen Sunday Super. After living in a wagon house at an eco-village, he has been publishing manga independently and expanding his creative style to include murals and live painting.
The workshop is being held in collaboration with Wall Art Project under their Forest Art Festival currently on at Matho.
As part of the festival Chihaya is creating a Manga mural at the Government High School, Matho, based on stories of Ladakh.
Those interested in attending the workshop need to register with Laskit at +91 94698 67536. There will be a minimum of 20 participants.
If you would like to bring any related work of yours for Chihaya Oguri to see please do so. Chihaya will show participants how to create characters and build on story lines.
The workshop is being held in collaboration with Wall Art Project under their Forest Art Festival currently on at Matho.
As part of the festival Chihaya is creating a Manga mural at the Government High School, Matho, based on stories of Ladakh.
Those interested in attending the workshop need to register with Laskit at +91 94698 67536. There will be a minimum of 20 participants.
If you would like to bring any related work of yours for Chihaya Oguri to see please do so. Chihaya will show participants how to create characters and build on story lines.
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