Zahra Amiruddin is an independent writer, photographer, and professor of photography who has been working in the field for a decade with a specialisation in visual practices and contemporary art. Apart from being featured in national and international publications, her main areas of interest include ethnographic studies, astronomy, personal narratives, and family histories. She has shown her work in solo as well as group exhibitions across Greece, South Korea, Indonesia, and India, and in 2021, her work was published as the supporting text in a photobook about North Korea titled ‘Between Doors.’ She is part of 8.30, a photography collective of nine women working with the visual medium across India.
From Sarbajanin to Sanatani: What Durga Puja 2026 Bodes for Bengal by Mrinalini Vasudevan
The Domestic World of Soma Das by Namrata Ghosh
Three Voices, One Archive: Rethinking the Bombay School by Ruta Waghmare Baptista
One Mother, Many Mother Tongues: Interview with Naman Ahuja by Arundhati Bhan
The Struggles of Golden Age Indian Comics in an Era of AI by Arunava Banerjee
Echoes of Sound and Silence by Zahra Amiruddin
Collective zines of consciousness by Zahra Amiruddin
Unearthing histories - a critical engagement with the archive by Zahra Amiruddin