Tapan Sheth has been designated as the 'Iconic International Photographer' and Guest Exhibitor for the forthcoming 'AURA 2024 - International Photography & Art Exhibition'. The esteemed event is scheduled to be hosted at Nazrul Tirtha, Newtown, Kolkata, from January 13 to January 21, 2024.
Exhibition Itinerary:
Art Exhibition: January 13 - January 15, 2024
Photography Exhibition: January 18 - January 20, 2024
Felicitation Ceremony: January 21, 2024
Renowned for his evocative nature and wildlife photography, Tapan Sheth has become synonymous with the majestic Asiatic Lions of Gir National Park. His keen lens extends beyond capturing the grandeur of wildlife to a more poignant mission of documenting endangered and at-risk animals. His efforts aim to harness the power of photography to foster awareness and bolster conservation initiatives.
Sheth's mastery of his craft has been recognized on numerous platforms. His accolades include the prestigious first prize at Nature's Best Photography Asia 2016, with an honorable mention following in 2021. His distinguished work has been displayed in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., providing an international stage for his compelling visual narratives.
Furthermore, Tapan Sheth's photographs have graced the publications and platforms of major institutions such as the BBC, Apple, National Geographic, and Canon Asia, showcasing his versatile ability to engage a global audience.
The AURA 2024 event will feature a spectrum of Sheth's works, offering attendees an immersive experience into his journey of capturing the essence of the natural world. His participation as an Iconic International Photographer highlights the event's commitment to elevating the dialogue around wildlife conservation and the role of photography in this critical discourse.
Tapan Sheth's selection as a guest exhibitor at AURA 2024 not only celebrates his individual achievements but also underscores the importance of photography as a medium for environmental activism. His presence at the exhibition is anticipated to inspire and educate, bringing to the fore the pressing need for wildlife conservation and the powerful impact of visual storytelling.
