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Rohan Shrestha Launches A Photography School

LEAP India Institue, an academy that is backed by the India Steel group, launched make-up school Make-up Designory (MUD) in India. The institution will start a course on photography, in collaboration with India’s fashion photographer, Rohan Shrestha. The School Of Photography offers an introductory two week course on fashion photography, which will eventually expand. As for the faculty, along with Shrestha, professionals from the industry will be invited as guest lecturers. The curriculum is designed to give students hands on experience of various fashion shoot proccesses such as pre– production, lighting, model direction, art direction, business, and marketing. Furthermore, students will get a chance to work with professional models, make-up artists, and stylists. “Our main objective is to lend the students a guiding hand. It’s easy to get technical knowledge of photography on the internet today. This course is more about understanding how the industry functions, and developing your own brand as a photographer,” says Shrestha.

Museo Camera Needs To Raise Rs. 1.5 Crore

Museo Camera is India’s first vintage camera museum located at India Photo Archive’s headquarters in Gurugram. It showcases antique analogue cameras, and other photographic equipment dating back to the 19th century. The collection is owned and curated by photographer and visual historian, Aditya Arya. The government of Haryana, through the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has decided to build an 18,000 sq. ft. museum to exhibit Arya’s vast collection. They have leased 0.75 acres land in Chakkarpur, Gurugram. Museo Camera: A Centre for the Photographic Arts will have exhibition spaces for 200 visitors, along with scientifically controlled environments for the preservation of artifacts, equipment, negatives, and others. However, the museum needs to raise Rs. 1.5 crore, through contributions. Arya aims to make Museo Camera India’s first crowd funded museum. The contributors will also have their names featured on the wall of the museum, along with other privilages. To contribute, please

New Delhi Police Manhandles Photojournalist

Anushree Fadnavis, a photojournalist with Hindustan Times, was physically assaulted by the Delhi police along with two other reporters, while covering a march by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers to Parliament to urge to meet several demands including academic freedom on March 23. The police tried to stop the march near the Safdarjung flyover with a lathi charge, and used water cannons on the marchers, as well as the journalists. After ceasing the use of water cannons, Vidyadhar Singh, Delhi Cantonment station house officer, attacked the journalists in the service lane of Brigadier Hoshiar Singh Marg. Fadnavis was photographing a student being kicked on the ground when female officers converged on her and snatched away her camera. A video capturing the struggle was uploaded online, after which the police apologised. They also suspended a woman constable and a male head constable. It has been noted by many that the police’s aggressiveness towards journalists has increased in recent times.

Liquid Lake Mountain – Talwar Gallery, New Delhi

On February 8, 2018, the Talwar Gallery in New Delhi inaugurated Liquid Lake Mountain – a solo exhibition of new works by artist Alwar Balasubramaniam. The works reflect the shifts in pace and perspective that have accompanied Bala’s recent move from Bengaluru to the countryside in South India. The natural world comes to occupy a central role in all these works – not only as subject matter or even material but also as a kind of collaborator in their creations. On view till May 12, the exhibition portrays a sense of diversity, both in its use of materials and in its interpretations of the concept of transformation.