Christopher Pinney
Christopher Pinney speaks at the Sydney Asian Art Series hosted by the Power Institute
Citizens of Photography: Photographic Ethnographies from Nepal, Bangladesh and India
PhotoDemos Collective
PhotoDemos Pamphlet Series
The PhotoDemos Collective publishes their Pamphlet Series. This pamphlet series aims to put a large number of images into conversation with a provocative short text. The complete Pamphlet series can be browsed on our Issuu page. To access,...
PhotoDemos Collective
PhotoDemos Photobook Series
The PhotoDemos Collective have published their Photobook Series. This series of six photobooks by PhotoDemos Collective researchers address photographic practices in Greece, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, and South Asia. Designed by Gabriel...
Ileana L. Selejan
‘Refocusing the Lens: from the Centre to the Margins’ Film Festival
As part of Magnum Photos’ first UK-based film festival, organised in collaboration with the BFI, PhotoDemos researcher Ileana L. Selejan was invited to respond to the screening ‘Rebellion and Recollection: Representations of Latin...
Christopher Pinney
ASAP discussion on Chris Pinney’s ‘Seven Theses on Photography’
ASAP, the online platform featuring critical perspectives on lens-based practices from South Asia, has published a response to Chris Pinney’s article ‘Seven Theses on Photography’ (published in the journal Thesis Eleven in 2012)....
PhotoDemos Collective
PhotoDemos zine
This publication brings together a range of photographic material gathered by the PhotoDemos collective throughout the last five years of project-related activity.
Konstantinos Kalantzis
Book discussions: Konstantinos Kalantzis on “Tradition in the Frame”
Konstantinos Kalantzis discusses his anthropological monograph “Tradition in the Frame: Photography, Power and Imagination in Sfakia, Crete” (IUP 2019). See here for the flyer of “Tradition in the Frame” Presentation...
Christopher Pinney
Chris Pinney in conversation with artist Mridu Rai
In relation to the exhibition ‘How Do I Bring You Home?’ at the Royal Anthropological Institute, Chris Pinney participated in an online discussion with artist Mridu Rai (January 2022).