Unmai to satyaya, satyaya to unmai
Contributors: Shanathanan, T., curator; Hewawasam, Udaya, curator; Gunatillake, Kingsley, curator; Vikalpa Pratipatti Kēndraya (Colombo, Sri Lanka); Vibhavi Academy of Fine Arts (Sri Lanka)
Publisher: Vikalpa Pratipatti Kēndraya
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Koḷamba
Language: sin
Number of pages: 44
Subjects: Sri Lankan Painting; Exhibitions; Modern Painting; Human rights in art; Internatinal Day for the Right to Truth concerning Gross Civil Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims
Other titles: To seek, to tell, to hear, to know, to acknowledge, to heal
Description: Exhibition of the works of fourteen emerging Sri Lankan artists who first attended a workshop and then produced these works of art to celebrate the International Day for the Right to Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims, which falls on March 24. The exhibition opened on March 24, 2016. Exhibitors include: Asanka Manjula, Hanusha Somasundaram, Kalani Menaka Wilson, Susiman Nirmalavasan, Dimuthu Wanniarachchi, Krishnapriya Tharmakrishnar, Dehigahawatta Gamage Pathum Nimesh, Pakkiyarajah Pushpakanthan, K.A. Malika Sanjeevani, Nallaiah Savesan, Nirosha Wanigasuriya, Maryathevathas Vijitharan, Markkandu Manokar, Sarmala Shandrathasan.
Notes: A joint collaboration of the Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPA) and the Vibhavi Academy of Fine Arts (VAFA) ; curated by Chandraguptha Thenuwara, Dr. T. Shanathanan, Udaya Hewawasam and Kingsley Gunatillake.

In Sinhalese and English.