Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Monsoon Rooms Exhibition Explores Season Through Art, Stories
Imagine an art show all about the monsoon, but not just the rain itself.
This exhibition, called Monsoon Rooms, uses rain as a way to tell other stories.
Downstairs, they show films, like catching glimpses of light through clouds.
These films share stories about old movies, women, and memories.
Upstairs, are book-projects that you read slowly.
These books have pictures and writings about illness, exile, and other difficult experiences.
The exhibition wants you to feel like you're waiting for the rain to come, to think deeply like you would on a rainy afternoon.
The exhibition 'Monsoon Rooms' was held at TRI Art & Culture.
It featured films curated by Harkat Studios and book-projects by Offset Projects.
The exhibition used the monsoon season as a medium for storytelling.
The ground floor showcased films on diverse subjects.
The upper floor featured book-projects on topics such as history and personal experiences.
- Who
- Harkat Studios and Offset Projects curated the event.
- What
- An exhibition showcasing films and book-projects.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article.
- Where
- TRI Art & Culture.
- Why
- To explore the monsoon season's influence on culture and storytelling.
- Exhibition Name
- Monsoon Rooms
- Location
- TRI Art & Culture
- Curators
- Harkat Studios, Offset Projects
- Exhibition Focus
- Monsoon season as a medium for stories
- Featured Art Forms
- Films, book-projects
- Main Theme
- Rain as a carrier of narratives