Spanning multiple venues, the programme includes four exhibitions, a public conversation, a book launch and a film screening.
– Architecture of Remembering (27 Feb – 20 Mar, Alliance Française de Chandigarh), featuring Philippe Calia and Supriyo Manna
– L’Enfance Radieuse (28 Feb – 20 Mar, Sector 17 Underpass)
– Double Framed – Aditya Prakash House as Memory Theatre (1–15 Mar, AP House, Sector 8C), along with the launch of Death of a Modernist
The opening weekend (27 February – 1 March) will feature The City Dialogues, bringing together speakers including Vikramaditya Prakash, alongside participating artists and curators.
By connecting heritage, innovation and collective memory, The City Narratives #1 invites residents and visitors to rediscover Chandigarh as a living, evolving city shaped by diverse voices and shared histories.
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