Indipix Gallery, cool photographs

by | Tuesday, February 08, 2011

The International Conference on Indian Education: The Positive Turmoil. is being held at the India Habitat Center in New Delhi. This Habitat center is a rather cool building and, apart from academic conferences (I saw two different conferences going on at the same time), it also hosts open-air sculpture and art galleries. One of the galleries right near where the IEPT conference was being held was a photography exhibit by Sanjay Nanda. Sanjay is a graphic designer by profession and a passionate photographer in his spare time. He also runs IndiPix Gallery, what he described as “a space for contemporary art photography.” I can’t find an easy way to embed any of his photos here, so you will have to visit their website to check out Sanjay’s work. Trust me, it is will be worth your time.

Topics related to this post: Art | Creativity | Design | India | Photography | Representation | Travel

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3 Comments

  1. Point and Shoot Cameras

    yeah, as you said it’s worth our time to have a look at Sanjay’s works. Moreover his works can insprire us who love photography.

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  2. Huntsville AL Real Estate

    Sanjay’s work is amazing. I am a part-time photographer that gains a lot from looking at the work of more talented professionals!

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