Annalisa Mansukhani
Writer, researcher and curator
As a writer, I explore the practice of 'reading' photographs across different vocabularies and formulations. My focus is on the image—networked, appropriated, fractured, and reassembled—examining its place in contemporary art and curatorial practices. My approach, 'writing alongside,' engages with what is present to be read and interpreted, traversing the field through text and responding to word-image relationships.
Annalisa Mansukhani is a writer, researcher, and curator focused on the histories of photography and the image in contemporary art. She holds degrees in history (St. Stephen's College) and art history (Nalanda University). A recipient of the Critical Collective-PhotoSouthAsia Young Writer's Award, she has worked with the Kochi Biennale Foundation and contributes to ASAP | art, among other publications. Since 2019, she has managed programs at the Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art (FICA) in Delhi, developing resources for art, research, and public programming. She lives and works in New Delhi.
