The 'Watch this space' exhibition will provide a commentary on post-conflict societies. The exhibition has been designed by Sanjana Hattotuwa in collaboration with Artraker and will feed into a series of panel discussions and original performance by the Floating Space Theater Company. The exhibition will also feature a selection of works by local artists.

Sanjana Nuwan Bandara has been composing and performing music for over 25 years. He has composed the music for his own songs and also those of other artists. In 2005, he launched a concert DVD under the Torana Music Box label, which contained 20 of his best-selling songs. In 2007, he produced another album called Desithaka Gee, which contained 12 new songs. In the same year, his son Mario launched a CD titled Gayana Gayum.

Sanjana Nuwan Bandara is a young Sri Lankan singer, songwriter, and lyricist. He has worked with many bands and also performed for the SA Concert, a musical event featuring Victor Rathnayake and others. His voice is suited for many roles, and his greatest collaboration was with actor Sanath Gunathilaka. They first collaborated in the film Newatha Hamuwemu, and the duo has produced many film songs.

His first album, Surathal Nangiye, was released at the age of nine. It contained original compositions as well as covers of popular songs. He also composed music for other artists. In 2005, he was invited to perform with the legendary KAW Perera. He later went on to compose the music for 16 films and several television serials. He was even appointed Assistant Music Director, and studied the classical Eastern art form.

Sri Lankan singer, composer, songwriter, lyricist and composer Sanjana Nuwan Bandara is one of the most promising up-and-coming musicians of the country. He is widely regarded as the best Sinhalese film score musician since HR Jothipala, and had a career spanning nearly three decades. In addition to his own music, Greshan also composed and performed for more than 400 film soundtracks. He died at the age of 53 during treatment at the National Hospital in Sri Lanka.

A career in music began in his early teens. He started playing guitar in the band of Stanley Perera. The experience was a turning point for Ananda. After this, he was invited to direct the music for Durga, a movie by KAW Perera. He subsequently went on to work on more than sixteen films and television serials, including the critically acclaimed Desithaka Gee. Later on, his son Mario launched Gayana Gayum, a CD of his songs.