Neil Chowdhury is an artist working in photography and digital media. His work explores the relationships between individuals, their societies, and environments in different cultures. Currently he is working on a project exploring his Indian heritage, entitled Waking from Dreams of India. He is an assistant professor and director of the photography program at Cazenovia
Watch the trailer : From Dust by Dhruv Dhawan, A film about Tsunami Survivors Watch his interview about the movie here
Dhruv Dhawan’s Interview about “From Dust” : Tsunami Survivors New York, May 2007–Dhruv Dhawan’s first feature, “From Dust”, examines the fate of tsunami survivors in Sri Lanka as they try to rebuild their homes in the face of massive government corruption. This is the first part of an interview by Liza Bear done in New
Binu Bhaskar exhibited during “This is not That”, a contemporary indian photography exhibition in Paris See more infos about “This is not that“
Dhruv Dhawan exhibited during “This is not That”, an exhibition about contemporary indian photography in Paris See more infos about “This is not that“
Dhruv Dhawan is a documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, born in Bombay and now living between Dubai & Vancouver. He studied cultural anthropology at Duke University and later went on to become a documentary filmmaker. His work is distributed internationally and has been nominated for awards at Tribeca and Hot Docs. His first feature film, From
Solo Shows 2010: The Human Race, The Mojo Gallery, Dubai. 2008: ‘Di stance’, Bodhi Art, Travancore Palace, Delhi. India. 2001: ‘Prints and Posters’ at Zyara-Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai 2000: ‘Diksha’ at Smith Street Gallery, Melbourne. Australia. 1999: ‘Diksha’ at Toora Art Gallery, Victoria. Australia. 1998: ‘We Believe So We Are’, Walker Street Gallery, Melbourne. 1997:
Binu Bhaskar, born in 1972 in Kerala, India, and completed his degree in photography at Photography Studies College, Melbourne, Australia, in 1996. In his photography and videos, he marks a specific convergence between ecological politics and the poetics of the Sublime. His images address us in languages from beyond the familiar usage of the spoken
2012 Honorable Mention International Photography Awards Fine Art Category 2008 Departmental Scholarship Parsons The New School for Design 2006-2008 Graduate Dean’s Scholarship Parsons The New School for Design 2004 Faculty Award for Excellence, Ringling School of Art and Design 2003 Nomination for Trustee’s Scholarship Ringling School of Art and Design 2002 The President’s Award Kodak
PUBLICATIONS 2009 – Oxford American, The Oxford American Literary, Project Inc. 2009 Issue 66, Pg. 14 Magenta Flash Forward 2009 The Magenta Foundation. First Edition. Pg. 273 2008 – American Photography Annual 24 PDN Photo Annual 2008, Photo District News. May 2008. Volume XXVIII, Issue 5. SELECTED PRESS 2012 – Haley Jane Samuelson-An Indecisive Moment.
