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What's On and Upcoming:
The Time is Never Ripe : Film Screenings
Join us for a programme of film screenings presented as part of 'The Time is Never Ripe', Raqs Media Collective's solo exhibition, curated by Qamoos Bukhari at the LAMO.
Saturday, 22 August 2026 | 5 - 6 PM
The Blood of Stars, 2017
Single screen, video, 13 minutes The film invites us to think about the relation between the presence of iron, a fugitive from the stars, sleeping deep inside the earth and the veins of warm-blooded mammals.
Meanwhile, it reads meteorites for clues about the stains at the edge of every sharp blade that cuts into flesh, and registers resonances that ricochet between mining, militarism and the mutations that mark a remote landscape.
Deep Breath, 2019
Film, 25 minutes
A phrase that is inscribed onto the sea floor and then filmed with the help of three divers, sign-posts an interval between the resting place of two shipwrecks; one ancient, another not. Together they might have transported a cargo of all the old and new things that defy memory, had they kept sailing.
All Are Welcome
Saturday, 22 August 2026 | 5 - 6 PM
The Blood of Stars, 2017
Single screen, video, 13 minutes The film invites us to think about the relation between the presence of iron, a fugitive from the stars, sleeping deep inside the earth and the veins of warm-blooded mammals.
Meanwhile, it reads meteorites for clues about the stains at the edge of every sharp blade that cuts into flesh, and registers resonances that ricochet between mining, militarism and the mutations that mark a remote landscape.
Deep Breath, 2019
Film, 25 minutes
A phrase that is inscribed onto the sea floor and then filmed with the help of three divers, sign-posts an interval between the resting place of two shipwrecks; one ancient, another not. Together they might have transported a cargo of all the old and new things that defy memory, had they kept sailing.
All Are Welcome
The Time is Never 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.
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