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Afghan Church at the centre of art

<p>To stay in tune with the new surge of showcasing art in alternative spaces, Mumbai-based artist Suruchi Choksi will open the display of her video works, Unbelong, at the Afghan Church on February 15</p>

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Art often draws from its surrounding. It gets more pronounced and finds greater meaning if displayed at a venue that adds to its theme and both blend in a seamless visual. Taking a cue from this thought, Mumbai-based artist Suruchi Choksi in collaboration with Eve Lemesle of art space, What About Art? has taken a step to display her new collection of video works, Unbelong, at the Afghan Church (also known as Church of St John The Evangelist) — an Anglican Church in Colaba, which was built by the British to commemorate the dead of the disastrous defeat in the First Afghan War of 1838.


The opening day of the video exhibit

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