What is the 'Duniya Parchhaiyon Ki' exhibition about?

The exhibition explores cinephilia and how cinematic memories are preserved through various art forms beyond the traditional screen.

How does the Arthshila exhibition use AI and old posters?

AI creates dynamic animations from classic film scenes, while old posters are presented as 'yesterday's memes' to highlight their historical and cultural significance.

Where can I see the 'Duniya Parchhaiyon Ki' exhibition?

The exhibition is currently taking place at Arthshila, an arts centre in Okhla, New Delhi, with plans to travel to Patna next.

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Beyond the Screen: Art Exhibition Unveils Film Memory

22 Dec, 2025

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Summary

Exhibition explores cinephilia through diverse art forms.
Old film posters are showcased as 'yesterday's memes'.
AI transforms classic movie scenes into fluid digital art.

Beyond the Screen: Art Exhibition Unveils Film Memory

The 'Duniya Parchhaiyon Ki' exhibition at Arthshila in Okhla offers a deep dive into cinephilia, celebrating the enduring power of cinematic memory. Spread across three floors, the show features a rich tapestry of art, including posters, murals, AI-generated animations, and sound works, all designed to explore how films continue to live on.

This exhibition uniquely positions old film posters as "yesterday's memes," revealing their historical significance and cultural impact. It highlights how these visual fragments, along with song booklets, allowed audiences to connect with and internalize cinema, extending its life beyond theatrical releases. The use of AI to create fluid, animated posters of iconic movie scenes further bridges the gap between past and present.