The photographs in this lavishly presented volume reflect the photographers' celebrated capacity for entering into lives rarely seen. In Delhi, we are invited into the daily routines, work, homes, and intimate lives of subjects from different backgrounds--from urban professionals to day laborers. A visually arresting document in its own right, Delhi presents American readers with a starting point for understanding the profound struggles for recognition by India's LGBTQ community.
Delhi was designed by Emerson, Wajdowicz Studios (EWS).
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'Queering Delhi', a photo essay documenting Delhi's LGBTQ lives by Sunil Gupta. Revisit, from December 2015: https://t.co/0pUfksuabY
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Revisiting Sunil Gupta’s 1986-87 landmark series documenting gay Indian men at Delhi monuments in the light of his exhibition, Cruising. https://t.co/Xa0ZuSfE6F
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Korean Students studying in Delhi had visited Chaudhary Charan Singh University, UP. Here's how they were welcomed by Right Wing goons. A guy can be heard saying "Ye Christian Missionaries hai, Jo yaha ana chah rahe hai" Police denied conversation claim. https://t.co/UZtCiKylDM
"One of the principal threads that weave through Sunil Gupta's nearly four decades of artistic production is the investigation of gay public space, pursued across different communities and continents."
--Fotofest
"[Gupta's] subjects face the camera directly, as though challenging those who oppose them. Their expressions are powerful and moving."
--Photograph
"Indian artist Sunil Gupta's work explores notions of gender, sexuality and community...[it is] a fascinating examination of culture and the public space."
--Slate
"Singh's portraits are made in dialogue with the history of Indian photography, back to the stately portraits of the British Raj, and continuing through to today's Bollywood starlets."
--Sepia Eye Gallery