Sky Islands: An Endangered Indian Landscape
Sky Islands: An Endangered Indian Landscape
By Ian Lockwood
Photo Exhibition
Sky Islands: An Endangered Indian Landscape showcases a remarkable collection of black and white fine art prints by photographer Ian Lockwood. Chronicling a three-decade-long journey, these images encapsulate the beauty and transformation of the Sky Islands in the Western Ghats/Sri Lanka biodiversity hotspot, which are witnessing environmental changes. Produced in collaboration with Kodaikanal International School (KIS) and the KIS Center for Environment and Humanity (CEH), the exhibition is more than a visual spectacle—it is a call for action.
Drawing parallels with iconic photographers like Ansel Adams, Lockwood’s work is a testament to the synergy of art and conservation. The Sky Islands, as captured vividly by Lockwood, emphasise the dire need for conservation.
Lecture
Sky Islands Landscapes of the Southern Indian and Sri Lankan Biodiversity Hotspot
By Ian Lockwood
Saturday, 25th November – 11.00 am
This illustrated lecture by Ian Lockwood will expand on themes and issues from the exhibition using maps, images and stories from his time exploring this unique landscape.
Entry free.
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