New Employee On Why She Celebrated Her Job Offer With A Fab Photo Shoot
Newly employed in the health administration field, Benita Abraham of Long Beach, California, has a lot to celebrate. She shared the good news of her … Read more
A Brown Table Brings Brown Hands To Food Photography
I found out about food photographer Nik Sharma’s food blog A Brown Table thanks to KQED Arts. Sharma started his food blog in 2011, and he has … Read more
White People Laughing While Eating Indian Food
With the sincerest of thanks to The Hairpin. Did you know that extensive scientific research has shown links between eating food and living? Research has also … Read more
Photo Essay: Flower Memories & The Language Of Fallen Petals
It is spring in Delhi. I see a tree top feathered with pink flowers from my window; the other day, a rain-storm neatly plucked the … Read more
Kriti Festival Rocks South Asian Arts in Chicago
Close to 100 South Asian and diaspora writers and artists, including the two writers of this article, converged on the University of Illinois (UIC) Chicago … Read more
‘Puzzl3Peace’: A Celebration of Peace, Love, and Positive Vibrations
A year ago this month, the Los Angeles community mourned and came together over the passing of 20-year-old Jusdeep Singh Sethi, a multi-talented photographer and … Read more
Ishita Malaviya: India’s First Female Pro Surfer on Safari
India’s first female professional surfer, Ishita Malaviya, recently came to California to visit friends, hang with the folks at Brown Girl Surf, and attend the … Read more
‘My Body Is Not Your Battleground’ Explores What It Means to Be a South Asian Woman
My Body Is Not Your Battleground is a two-part photographic exploration of what it means to be a South Asian woman today, specifically in terms … Read more
Photographer Ismail Ferdous On Documenting the Rana Plaza Factory Collapse
I first saw Ismail Ferdous’s photographs of the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh in a New York Time’s Op Doc, The Deadly Cost of … Read more
New Project Aims to Be a Crowd-Sourced Visual History of Indian Jewelry
“It’s amazing how such small objects can contain so many emotions, memories and aspirations of the person possessing them,” says Puja Bhargava Kamath of the … Read more
