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Poulomi Basu ‘Centralia’

Image: Poulomi Basu, ‘From the series Centralia 2010 – 2020’ © the Artist Courtesy TJ Boulting.

17th September 2021

Join transmedia artist Poulomi Basu in conversation with arts journalist and author Charlotte Jansen as she discusses her series ‘Centralia. The series was presented at Photo London 2021 by TJ Boulting and was shortlisted for the prestigious Deutsche Borse Award 2021. The series

In this talk, Basu discusses ecofeminism in relation to a rich and far-ranging practice that includes moving image, film, performance and VR, and gives insight into her approach and issues in representing violence, environmental and climate justice and gender inequality in her work.

 

Poulomi Basu Centralia

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