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Trolley Times, the farmers' protest newspaper from the Haryana-Delhi border. Artists Thukral & Tagra and founder of Kirrt, Gurdeep Dhaliwal, are involved. Click through to access the website and newspaper issues.
Interview with photographer and filmmaker Randeep Maddoke who has been involved with documenting the protests at the Haryana border as well as mentoring volunteer artists.
Courtesy:
Dalit Camera [Interview by Jennifer]
Images from Gram Dhara Chitra Utsav (2016-2017), India's first land art festival, for which Shweta Bhattad and the Gram Art Project won the FICA Public Art Grant in 2015.
Courtesy: Shweta Bhattad & the Gram Art Project
Shweta Bhattad's perfomance Do the Glorified Rape Scenes in the Movies Inspire You To Rape? (2013), part of her Faith series, at the Mapping Gender exhibition at the School of Arts & Aesthetics, JNU.
Video compilation of Shweta Bhattad's Faith performance series (2013).
Image from Bonnie Ora Sherk's Sitting Still series (1970).
Courtesy: Bonnie Ora Sherk's initiative A Living Library (click on the image to go to the host page).
Image from Bonnie Ora Sherk's Portable Park I-III series (1970).
Courtesy: Bonnie Ora Sherk's initiative A Living Library (click on the image to go to the host page).
Shweta Bhattad's performance A Three Course Meal and a Dessert of Vomit from KHOJ's In Context: public.art.ecology residency (2012).
Courtesy: KHOJ (click on the image to go to the host page).
Image from land artwork Grow in India (2016).
Image from land artwork Grow in India (2016).
Courtesy: Shweta Bhattad & the Gram Art Project
Images from around the world of Shweta Bhattad and the Gram Art Project's I Have a Dream land art project, part of the Vancouver Biennale (2014-2016).
Courtesy: Shweta Bhattad & the Gram Art Project
Images from the making of the 'crop coffins' organised by the Gram Art Project to protest against the three farm laws enacted in September 2020 being opposed by farmers across India.
Courtesy: Shweta Bhattad & the Gram Art Project
Tushar Joag's talk 'Aestheticising Politics' delivered as part of TedXYouth @ CISR in 2017
FURTHER INFORMATION AND READING ABOUT THE FARMERS' PROTESTS 2020 -
‘The new laws will kill us’: Three small farmers explain agricultural economics for city dwellers
The government claims that its three new legislations will improve rural lives. Three protestors disagree.
Vijayta Lalwani, Dec 09, 2020
Farmers' Protest: Agriculture Expert Devinder Sharma Answers Frequently Asked Questions
Rohit Kumar, 17 Jan 2021
Dispatches from the farmer protests
Amandeep Sandhu
Photographs by Shahid Tantray and Randeep Maddoke, 25 Jan 2021
https://caravanmagazine.in/agriculture/dispatches-farmer-protests-delhi-border
The Invisible Farmers: The entrenched male bias reflected in the SC’s words is part of a collective larceny. India harms itself by keeping women farmers bereft of land, information, credit, technology.
Bina Agarwal, February 01, 2021
https://magazine.outlookindia.com/story/india-news-the-invisible-farmers/304184
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