Cover: Gauri Gill, Urban Landscapes
Page 12-13: Srinivas Kuruganti, Coal India Limited
Page 68-69: Sudharak Olwe, In search of dignity and justice
PRIVATE n.43 (Winter 2008-09)
Other side India
Whenever people talk about ‘Indian photography’ it obviously leads to a debate and discussion about how appropriate it is to term it as ‘Indian photography’ rather than ‘photography in India’.The question is: to what extent has photography in India been Indianized?
[…] The contributing photographers of this issue have addressed the complex nature of the time and space evolving around the formation of an identity through works that have crucially explored the issues of marginalization and dislocation.
[Suvendu Chatterjee]
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Arindam Mukherjee, The Dark Side of the Boom; Bijoy Chowdhury, Bandwallahs – Playing the tune for survival; Faheem Qadri, Kashmir the truth revealed; Gauri Gill, Urban Landscapes; Kushal Ray, Family Matters; Manoj Kumar Jain, Bastar; Nilayan Dutta, Rights to Health; Prabuddha Dasgupta, Myth & memory – a portrait of Catholic Goa; Prashant Panjiar, Ayodhya – In the eye of the storm; Saibal Das, Circus girls; Shantanu Mukherjee, No where to turn, Srinivas Kuruganti, Coal India Limited; Sucheta Das, A daily dose of death; Sudharak Olwe, In search of dignity and justice; Swapan Nayak, Refugees in their own Land; Zishaan Akbar Latif, The City of Bunkers.
WRITERS
Jiban Narah; Mamang Dai; Navkirat Sodhi; Rati Saxena; Savita Singh; Sukrita Paul Kumar; Suvendu Chatterjee.
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