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Read ‘Melting Humans | Chamila Gamage’ where revered Sri Lankan contemporary artist Chamila Gamage explores today’s consumerist society in his exhibition ‘Melting Identities’, on ARTRA Magazine’s Art & Quarantine Edition e54 on artra.lk/visual-art/melting-…

Read ‘Delving Into the Artistic Mind | In Conversation with Dominic Sansoni’ where renowned Sri Lankan artist and photographer #DominicSansoni reminisces about the iconic artist #BarbaraSansoni for #ARTRAMagazine’s Barbara Sansoni Drawings Edition e60 on artra.lk/visual-art/barbara-…

Await interview ‘Painting the Immigrant Experience with Arjuna Gunarathne: Documenting Life Through Art’ where celebrated London-based Sri Lankan artist Arjuna Gunarathne speaks about his artistic influences for ARTRA’s International Eye on artra.lk/visual-art.

Rithihi’s collection of handwoven white on white cotton saris is a tribute to the rich heritage. White symbolises purity and peace, which celebrates serene joy and enlightenment. Shop online for a range of Rithihi products on rithihi.com/shop/.

Read the critique ‘Cader & Thenuwara draw upon Sri Lanka’s beauty & berevement (2022)’ by Azara Jaleel, Editor-in-Chief on artra.lk/visual-art/cader-th… Chandraguptha Thenuwara’s exhibition ‘Meta - Real’ will open on Tuesday, Jun 23 at Saskia Fernando Gallery.

To view more of Juliet Coombe’s photography that succinctly depicts the spirit of the #GalleFort, go through ARTRA Magazine’s “Galle Fort in the Contemporary” Edition 66 To order your copy of ARTRA Magazine’s Galle Fort in the Contemporary Edition, call +94 77 570 1891.

Read ‘Laki’s Currency Notes’, where the researcher and author Michael Meyler shares his insight into #LakiSenanayake’s revolutionary Sri Lankan currency notes, for #ARTRAMagazine’s Works of Laki Senanayake Edition e64 on artra.lk/visual-art/laki-sen…

Beyond the mesmerizing patterns and the soft embrace of Rithihi’s Bandhani cotton sari cotton lies a rich tapestry of cultural significance. Each fold of this sari weaves a narrative passed down through generations.

T. Krishnapriya is an artist uses nails to artistically express her thoughts in the form of lines and etching. The talk ‘Art as Autobiography’ by T. Krishnapriya will take place tomorrow from 10am at the Sri Lankan Archive of Contemporary Art, Architecture and Design, Jaffna.

Read ‘In Reminiscence of the Pearl Fisheries: In Conversation with Antonia Laurence Allen’ where Antonia Laurence Allen discusses the significance of James Hornell’s photograph on artra.lk/visual-art/galle-fo…