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Sri Lanka's Environmental Legacy: A Photographic Tribute in Observance ...
The America Sri Lanka Photographic Art Society, Los Angeles (ASPAS), is pleased to inform you that it will host its sixth annual “Beauty of Sri Lanka Photographic Exhibition” in the United States in 2026, in collaboration with the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Washington, D.C., the Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the United Nations in New York, the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Los Angeles, the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Toronto – Canada, and the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau. The exhibition and related programs will be held on the following dates and locations: April 25, 2026 – Celebrity Centre International, Los Angeles April 27, 2026 – Metro Hall, Toronto, Canada April 29, 2026 – Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the United Nations, New York. May 2, 2026 – Embassy of Sri Lanka, Washington, DC. In connection with the above events, four award-winning photographers, one wildlife researcher, and one journalist from Sri Lanka have been invited to travel to the United States to participate in the exhibition and its associated programs. We respectfully confirm that the America Sri Lanka Photographic Art Society, Los Angeles, a State of California–registered, non-profit, tax-exempt organization, will be fully responsible for the international travel, accommodation, and subsistence expenses of the invited participants during their stay in the United States. As part of the exhibition and in celebration of Earth Day 2026, ASPAS has also arranged: A special screening of a documentary video on Sri Lanka produced by the BBC for the Blue Planet program. The planting of 500 California-native plants in partnership with ReTree, Los Angeles, highlighting environmental sustainability and conservation. The ASPAS Selection Committee has carefully chosen a limited number of professionals from Sri Lanka whose expertise and reputation will significantly enhance the quality and impact of the exhibition, while promoting Sri Lanka’s natural heritage and tourism among the American public. During their visit, the invitees will also participate in ASPAS-organized activities, including: A series of professional photography workshops and lectures. Educational and cultural visits to major national landmarks in Washington, D.C., including the White House vicinity, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, United States Capitol, and the National Museum of Natural History. We further assure the Embassy that ASPAS will take full responsibility for ensuring that all invitees return ...
Sri Lanka's cultural heritage showcased at Los Angeles art and ...
The America -Sri Lanka Photographic Art Society (ASPAS), in collaboration with the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Los Angeles and the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB), hosted “The Beauty of Sri Lanka”, a vibrant photographic and art exhibition recently (25), celebrating the island nation’s rich cultural heritage, artistic traditions, and natural splendour. According to the Consulate General of Sri Lanka in Los Angeles, the event brought together distinguished guests, travel enthusiasts, foreign diplomats, cultural organizations, media personnel and friends of Sri Lanka in an atmosphere of cultural and artistic expression. The ceremony was graced by Chief Guest Consul General of Sri Lanka in Los Angeles, Achini Perera and Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker Senior Scientist at NASA/JPL, Dr. Sarath Gunapala. The exhibition was officially inaugurated with a ceremonial unveiling, followed by a traditional oil lamp lighting and the observance of the national anthems of Sri Lanka and the United States. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Guest emphasized the importance of promoting Sri Lanka’s cultural and natural heritage on the global stage, particularly with a view to attracting a greater number of tourists from the United States. The Consul General noted that the United States ranked eighth among tourist source markets to Sri Lanka in 2025 and highlighted the significant potential to further increase arrivals through enhanced awareness and targeted promotional efforts among U.S. travellers. The Consul General also commended the initiatives of the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau in advancing tourism outreach across the Americas. She specifically appreciated the Bureau’s continued collaboration with Sri Lanka’s diplomatic missions in the United States and Canada in organizing the annual photographic exhibition, recognizing it as an effective platform for showcasing the country’s unique attractions and strengthening tourism promotion efforts in the region. Dr. Sarath Gunapala, in his keynote speech titled “Journey of Infrared Photography,” shared insights into the art and science of photography, while President of ASPAS, Suriya Perera, highlighted the role of art in fostering cultural connections. The programme featured traditional Sri Lankan performances, showcasing the country’s rich performing arts heritage. The event concluded with a presentation of certificates and plants to participating children in recognition of their contributions. “The ...
Vikram Mayor To Present Sri Lankan Artist Shanaka Kulathunga's Solo ...
Silent Stories showcases Sri Lankan artist Shanaka Kulathunga's first solo exhibition in India at Bikaner House, New Delhi, from May 21-28, 2026, presented by Gallery Silver Scapes.
Sri Lankan Artist Shanaka Kulathunga's 'Silent Stories' to Open in ...
N ew Delhi [India], April 27: Gallery Silver Scapes presents Silent Stories, a solo exhibition by Sri Lankan artist Shanaka Kulathunga, marking his first solo exhibition in India.
