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Shutter Speed
Arindam Mukherjee
Even before the opening of his latest show, Atul Dodiya has sold all 12 works. But he says he regrets the commodification of art.
Frida’s Shadow
The necklace is an overpowering and almost macabre motif in Anju Dodiya’s ‘fictional self images’.
The King and Eye
For an exhibition on Bhutan, the current king himself, an avid photographer, gives us an insider’s view of his kingdom and its people.
The Waterhouse Watershed
In the 1860s, a young officer in the British army in India, called James Waterhouse, compiled one of the most astonishing photographic archives in the world.
Through the Yellow Frame
The National Geographic Society will display 150 priceless vintage prints from its treasure trove of an archive this September. We bring you a preview
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