“Between 2009 and 2013, there were many of us coming out to our families and society. We were beginning to lead our lives the way we wanted. But now we are back where we were. Now we fear the law and the police again because now everybody knows what Section 377 is and how it implicates us and on whom it casts suspicion.”—Jatin
Photographer, artist, educator, and curator Sunil Gupta is based in London and New Delhi. Educated at the New School for Social Research, the West Surrey College of Art and Design, and the Royal College of Art, Gupta has curated more than thirty exhibitions and has organized conferences, lectures, and presentations internationally. His work is in public collections including the George Eastman Museum, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tate Britain, Royal Ontario Museum, and Harvard University.
Charan Singh lives and works in New Delhi and London. He is currently a PhD candidate in photography at the Royal College of Art, London. Singh’s photographic practice is informed by his HIV/AIDS work and community activism in India, along with a formal study of the history of art and photography. His work has been exhibited at Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi (2014); the Photographers’ Gallery, London (2015); and FotoFest, Houston (2015).
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Likho Awards | November 19, 2017
BuzzFeed | April 6, 2017
Photo District News: “Photo of the Day” | March 29, 2017
The Huffington Post | March 29, 2017
L’OEIL DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE | January 30, 2017
Scroll.in | December 20, 2016
Evening Standard | December 8, 2016
Guardian | November 25, 2016
Vice | November 12, 2016
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