Rammy Narula turns from public streets to the intimate world of family in For My Grandmother, a photography exhibition opening at Kathmandu Photo Gallery on 24 October 2026. Akkara Naktamna curates the presentation.

For visitors familiar with Narula's Platform 10 photographs, the exhibition offers a different route into his work: ordinary domestic moments become a way to approach absence and remembrance.

Looking for someone in everyday things

Rather than constructing a straightforward portrait of his grandmother, Narula works through details around his family. The gallery's introduction points to white fabric, a bird in flight and a self-portrait shaped by light. These elements suggest a presence without needing to explain it completely.

Try looking at each photograph before reading its accompanying text. What first appears to be an incidental detail may become the part you remember most. Returning to the image after reading can reveal how a personal story changes your attention without fixing the photograph's meaning.

This is a promising visit for anyone interested in how documentary photography can become personal without abandoning the observed world.

Plan your visit

Opens 24 October 2026; the opening gathering is advertised for 18:30–21:00. Important date discrepancy: the gallery's English text lists 28 November as the closing date, while its Thai text lists 26 November. Confirm directly before a late-November visit. Check the gallery's current opening hours through its official website.

Event details and visitor updates.

Information checked on 24 October 2026.