Art & Photography Exhibitions at Alliance Française Gurgaon

Our gallery space filled with visitors during the "Endangered Species" exhibition. We provide a platform for the community to gather and reflect on important social narratives presented through visual arts.

A walkthrough of the exhibition at our Gurgaon centre, from the entrance to the gallery interior. The video highlights the layout and professional presentation of the framed photographs.

One of the most arresting photographs from the exhibition, showing the vulnerability of an infant affected by severe acute malnutrition. These images serve as a powerful call to action.

A tender moment between a mother and child, captured by Sudharak Olwe. The black and white format emphasizes the emotion and stark reality of the families' experiences at Nutrition Rehabilitation Centres.

This photograph captures the quiet resilience of a mother holding her sleeping child. Each photo in the series tells a personal story, contributing to a larger narrative about public health and social support systems.

A mother holds her crying newborn, a poignant image used to announce the "Endangered Species" exhibition. The photo encapsulates the anxieties and hopes of families facing malnutrition.

Children at a learning centre, one holding a portrait of Jawaharlal Nehru. This image from the exhibition highlights the intersection of education, childhood, and the broader socio-economic challenges in affected regions.

A line of children led by women through a rural landscape in Assam. This photograph documents the community efforts and the role of healthcare workers in managing child nutrition.

A woman and child stand before a chalkboard in a community centre. The image provides a glimpse into the local settings where health and nutrition initiatives take place.