Aperture 243 Summer 2021 New Delhi
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MAPERTU243
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Aperture magazine presents a special issue focused on the relationship between photography, urbanism, and activist trajectories from within and outside Delhi.
| Weight | 0.825000 |
|---|---|
| Custom Stock Status Amasty | -- Please Select -- |
| Binding | Magazine |
| Pages | 148 |
| Date Published | 3rd June 2021 |
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| Frequency | Quarterly |
| ISBN13/Barcode | 9781597115049 |
| ISBN10 | 1597115045 |
| Publisher | Aperture Foundation |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Guest Editor’s Note
The dynamic images and social landscapes of a restless city
Rahaab Allana The City as a Novel
Arundhati Roy on life and politics in Delhi
A Conversation with Shohini Ghosh The Photobook as Public Space
How can photobooks be a platform for personal narratives?
Deepali Dewan in Conversation with Indu Antony and Kaamna Patel The Printed World
The midcentury magazine that offered cosmopolitan visions of India
Sabeena Gadihoke Direct Action
Sheba Chhachhi and the spirit of feminist activism
Skye Arundhati Thomas Visible Cities
The films of Anamika Haksar and Priya Sen
Latika Gupta The Lives of Buildings
Photographing India’s modern architecture
Kaiwan Mehta On Freedom and Resistance
Shahidul Alam on the images and activism that inspired a region
A Conversation with Christopher Pinney We Were There
Sunil Gupta’s vision for a queer politics of belonging
Shanay Jhaveri PICTURES
O. P. Sharma
Light Work
Diva Gujral Uzma Mohsin
Songkeepers
Jyoti Dhar Ishan Tankha
A Peal of Spring Thunder
Amitava Kumar Aditi Jain
The Glow in the Mirror
Adwait Singh Collective Shift
Across South Asia, photographers are banding together to tell new stories
Anshika Varma Srinivas Kuruganti
American Diary
Sunaina Maira Prarthna Singh
One Hundred Days of Resistance
Kamayani Sharma
FRONT
Agenda
Made in L.A., The Paradox of Stillness, Lorraine O’Grady, Lynn Hershman Leeson
Day Jobs
Rebecca Bengal on Susan Meiselas’s early collaborations in South Carolina
Spotlight
Mikelle Street on Donavon Smallwood’s images of Black tranquility in Central Park
Curriculum
Dawoud Bey on John Coltrane, Jason Moran, and the writing of Sarah M. Broom
BACK
Endnote
Seven questions for Ram Rahman
Guest Editor’s Note
The dynamic images and social landscapes of a restless city
Rahaab Allana The City as a Novel
Arundhati Roy on life and politics in Delhi
A Conversation with Shohini Ghosh The Photobook as Public Space
How can photobooks be a platform for personal narratives?
Deepali Dewan in Conversation with Indu Antony and Kaamna Patel The Printed World
The midcentury magazine that offered cosmopolitan visions of India
Sabeena Gadihoke Direct Action
Sheba Chhachhi and the spirit of feminist activism
Skye Arundhati Thomas Visible Cities
The films of Anamika Haksar and Priya Sen
Latika Gupta The Lives of Buildings
Photographing India’s modern architecture
Kaiwan Mehta On Freedom and Resistance
Shahidul Alam on the images and activism that inspired a region
A Conversation with Christopher Pinney We Were There
Sunil Gupta’s vision for a queer politics of belonging
Shanay Jhaveri PICTURES
O. P. Sharma
Light Work
Diva Gujral Uzma Mohsin
Songkeepers
Jyoti Dhar Ishan Tankha
A Peal of Spring Thunder
Amitava Kumar Aditi Jain
The Glow in the Mirror
Adwait Singh Collective Shift
Across South Asia, photographers are banding together to tell new stories
Anshika Varma Srinivas Kuruganti
American Diary
Sunaina Maira Prarthna Singh
One Hundred Days of Resistance
Kamayani Sharma