Patrick Sutherland has been documenting the culturally Tibetan community of Spiti in North India since 1993. This Professorial Platform will reflect upon twenty-four years of undertaking fieldwork in Spiti. In particular it will describe the evolution of this ongoing documentary project. It will also depict the essential messiness of photographic practices that embrace the randomness of unforeseen encounters. Such encounters in Sutherland’s fieldwork have generated challenges to the nature and status of his documentary photographs and triggered the development of distinct phases of the project. The lecture will reveal a number of interlinked themes emerging from Sutherland’s obsessive relationship with a community that is undergoing rapid s...
Economy: the Elephant and Castle was the third book in a three-part series entitled The Elephant Van...
In 2010, I was commissioned to create a portrait of Ngarrindjeri artist, Rita Lindsay Jnr for Countr...
As the new academic year is about begin we take a moment to reflect on some of the fieldwork conduct...
The Buchen are specialist religious performers from Spiti, a culturally Tibetan valley in North Indi...
The Buchen are specialist religious performers from Spiti, a culturally Tibetan valley in North Indi...
PDF poster, PDF of PowerPoint presentation, MP3 of audioThe Buchen of Spiti in the Indian Himalayas ...
During the last two years, the researcher’s work in the Spiti valley has concentrated on recording t...
The British Library’s permanent archive of ‘Spiti Photographic Archive’ is a substantial photographi...
The Buchen are performers of rituals, exorcists, actors, storytellers and musicians unique to the Pi...
A documentary reportage on the culturally Tibetan Spiti Valley in North India, the result of several...
Interview one: in a buffalo shed under the house where we live. How did I come to be interested in...
Patrick Sutherland is Director of The Elephant Vanishes, a long-term photographic documentation of t...
A collection of photographs submitted to the Social Anthropology Undergraduate Dissertation Photo Co...
A twenty five page photo essay consisting of twenty four black and white photographs, a short essay...
Community: the Elephant and Castle was the second book in a three-part series entitled The Elephant ...
Economy: the Elephant and Castle was the third book in a three-part series entitled The Elephant Van...
In 2010, I was commissioned to create a portrait of Ngarrindjeri artist, Rita Lindsay Jnr for Countr...
As the new academic year is about begin we take a moment to reflect on some of the fieldwork conduct...
The Buchen are specialist religious performers from Spiti, a culturally Tibetan valley in North Indi...
The Buchen are specialist religious performers from Spiti, a culturally Tibetan valley in North Indi...
PDF poster, PDF of PowerPoint presentation, MP3 of audioThe Buchen of Spiti in the Indian Himalayas ...
During the last two years, the researcher’s work in the Spiti valley has concentrated on recording t...
The British Library’s permanent archive of ‘Spiti Photographic Archive’ is a substantial photographi...
The Buchen are performers of rituals, exorcists, actors, storytellers and musicians unique to the Pi...
A documentary reportage on the culturally Tibetan Spiti Valley in North India, the result of several...
Interview one: in a buffalo shed under the house where we live. How did I come to be interested in...
Patrick Sutherland is Director of The Elephant Vanishes, a long-term photographic documentation of t...
A collection of photographs submitted to the Social Anthropology Undergraduate Dissertation Photo Co...
A twenty five page photo essay consisting of twenty four black and white photographs, a short essay...
Community: the Elephant and Castle was the second book in a three-part series entitled The Elephant ...
Economy: the Elephant and Castle was the third book in a three-part series entitled The Elephant Van...
In 2010, I was commissioned to create a portrait of Ngarrindjeri artist, Rita Lindsay Jnr for Countr...
As the new academic year is about begin we take a moment to reflect on some of the fieldwork conduct...