South Asia’s highest ‘land art’ festival set in Ladakh reflects on climate change

Art at an altitude of 3,500 metres? South Asia’s highest contemporary land art festival is back with its second edition in Ladakh with site-specific installations and sustainable sculptures
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South Asia’s highest ‘land art’ festival set in Ladakh reflects on climate change

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South Asia’s highest ‘land art’ festival set in Ladakh reflects on climate change


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