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Icons of Kerala
at Max Webber Library, Blacktown
An exhibition that offers a glimpse into the rich culture of the state of Kerala (India), listed by National Geographic as one of the '50 places of a lifetime'. The green, coastal state is known for its literacy rate with a percentage in the high nineties, the highest in India.
A place with high social progress and health indices, Kerala is also blessed with peaceful backwaters and stunning natural diversity.
The exhibition runs as three streams.
Roots and Horizons
Roots and Horizons
A handmade installation balancing Kerala’s heritage and progress by showcasing symbols of culture, nature, and technological marvels.
Art of the Drape
Art of the Drape
Celebrates Kerala's iconic cream and gold minimalistic, unstitched cotton garment born from a history of global spice trade and tropical climates. The garment has evolved through diverse traditional draping styles to find its place in modern wardrobes
The Living Palette
The Living Palette
A collection of paintings capturing life in Kerala, showcasing local traditions, cuisine, cultivation, mode of travel and coastal imageries.
Concept and Curation
Emie Roy, Johnson Philip, Prakash Palakkil
Logo & Print Production Design
Binu Varghese
Web Design
Gee Kollannur
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Venue
Venue
Max Webber Library - Blacktown City Council
Max Webber Library - Blacktown City Council
Cnr. Flushcombe Rd & Alpha St,
BLACKTOWN NSW 2145
Cnr. Flushcombe Rd & Alpha St,
BLACKTOWN NSW 2145
Max Webber Library is located next to Westpoint shopping centre. Undercover parking is available via Alpha Street.
Max Webber Library is located next to Westpoint shopping centre. Undercover parking is available via Alpha Street.
Opening hours
Monday - Friday 9.30 am - 7.45 pm
Saturday 9.30 am - 4.00 pm
Sunday Noon - 4.00 pm
Opening hours
Monday - Friday 9.30 am - 7.45 pm
Saturday 9.30 am - 4.00 pm
Sunday Noon - 4.00 pm
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