Amid a pandemic and political crises, three festivals rethink their formatāand chart a new path for arts communities in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal.
Indu Antony and Kaamna Patel speak about publishing, feminism, and the initiatives encouraging a new generation of photographers.
O. P. Sharmaās experimental, dreamlike images combine photograms, solarization, and reflectionsāand speak of a cosmopolitan vision for photography.
Ishan Tankha’s images of Maoist rebels show the unseen side of the insurgent movement in Chhattisgarh, affirming a measure of humanity for Indian citizens fighting for their land.
From Nepal to Sri Lanka, artists and curators are joining forces to reimagine the regionās cultural histories.
Gupta has spent his career photographing queer subjects in Indiaāand inspired a new generation to insist on making confident, unflinching work.
The renowned author and activist discusses the many landscapesāpolitical, environmental, and architecturalāthat give shape to the city’s story.
Aditi Jain, Uzma Mohsin, and Prarthna Singh speak about the vital role of art as a form of witness and protest.
Rahaab Allana, guest editor of Apertureās Summer 2021 issue, considers the relationship between photography, urbanism, and activist trajectories from within and outside a restless city.
The spring 2024 issue, āCounter Histories,ā is produced in collaboration with Magnum Foundation and features photographers from around the world who reframe complex histories.