The best of photography at India Art Fair 2024

India Art Fair 2024 saw its biggest edition, featuring 109 exhibitors and leading lens based artists Dayanita Singh, Gauri Gill

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Published on Feb 05, 2024 05:05 pm IST 7 Photos
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(L to R) Offset Projects’ founder Anshika Varma and artist Sheetal Mallar in conversation at the India Art Fair about Mallar’s book ‘Braided,’ which looks at inter-generational intimacies, ageing and maternal lineages.( Paroma Mukherjee/ Hindustan Times)
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A visitor looks at immersive photographer Gauri Gill’s works at the Vadehra Art Gallery booth. Gill’s practice is guided exhaustive enquiries into rural, marginalised and indigenous communities in India. ( Paroma Mukherjee/ Hindustan Times)
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Artist and bookmaker Dayanita Singh presented unique, flexible structures that housed a selection of her photographic prints, with the one held in the groove on top best engaged while in seated conversation, highlighting the human scale of her works.( Paroma Mukherjee/ Hindustan Times)

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At the PHOTOINK booth, a visitor looks at ‘Assembly, 1952’ by Ahmed Ali. Created from his pioneering industrial work, this collage of probably the factory’s entire workforce, is a set of 96 photographs all shot at the Machinery Manufacturers Corporation Ltd. Calcutta in 1952.( Paroma Mukherjee/ Hindustan Times)
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Visitors look at ‘People Who Do Not Exist’ by Madhuban Mitra & Manas Bhattacharya at the PHOTOINK booth. Part of a new cycle of works made using AI, the typology comprises 1000 frontal headshots of all races and ethnicities, that both resemble and subvert generic ID photos used in official documents. ( Paroma Mukherjee/ Hindustan Times)

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