Thiruvananthapuram's Napier Museum hosts photo exhibit by German journalist Michael Gleich
By Staff Writer in Media News on Friday, 07th November 2025 at 4:43pm
A powerful visual narrative on how cultures around the world confront death is on display at the Napier Museum grounds, where German journalist and photographer Michael Gleich is exhibiting Silence Alive: The Global Culture of Farewell.
Presented by the Goethe-Zentrum Trivandrum, the exhibition brings together images captured over a decade, during Gleich’s journeys through countries including Germany, the United States, Rwanda, Malaysia, Tunisia, Austria, Lebanon, the United Kingdom, and India. Each frame reflects his exploration of the ways communities commemorate loss through rituals, symbols, and art, The Hindu reported
The photographs, displayed around the Bandstand, offer glimpses into cemeteries, memorials, and burial practices spanning religions and regions. Among the highlig...
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