The People’s Voice is Louder – An Photography Exhibition about the Sri Lankan economic crisis / Organized by Goethe Institut & Chennai Photo Biennale (CPB) Foundation at Alliance Française of Madras, Chennai
– an exhibition featuring 4 photographic artists from sri lanka
Goethe-Institut Sri Lanka and Goethe-Institut Chennai in partnership with the Chennai Photo Biennale (CPB) Foundation organized a Photography Exhibition called “The People’s Voice is Louder” at Alliance Française of Madras, Chennai.
The Exhibition showcases the works of four Sri Lankan artists — Parilojithan Ramanathan, Nayanahari Abeynayake, Pirainila Krishnarajah, and Riyal Raffai who through their photography stories captured the recent Sri Lankan economic crisis happened and their reactions. 
“The People’s Voice is Louder” photography exhibition shows how the lives of our Sri Lankan friends life changed during the movement.
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