Nemai Ghosh's Ray Photographs at DAG: A Lesson in Observation
An exhibition of rare photographs by Nemai Ghosh, documenting the creative life of filmmaker Satyajit Ray, is on view at DAG (Delhi Art Gallery). The photographs, taken over decades, capture Ray at work, offering a slow, observational counterpoint to the age of AI. Ghosh, who began photographing Ray in the late 1960s, amassed over 100,000 images, of which a selection is presented. The show emphasizes the value of patience and human attention in artistic creation.
Key facts
- Exhibition of Nemai Ghosh's photographs of Satyajit Ray at DAG.
- Ghosh photographed Ray from the late 1960s until Ray's death in 1992.
- Ghosh took over 100,000 photographs of Ray.
- The exhibition is framed as a lesson in observation in the AI era.
- DAG is a prominent Indian art gallery.
- Satyajit Ray was a renowned Indian filmmaker.
- The photographs show Ray's creative process.
- The exhibition is currently on view.
Entities
Artists
- Nemai Ghosh
- Satyajit Ray
Institutions
- DAG (Delhi Art Gallery)
Locations
- Delhi
- India