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Bishakh Som

Bishakh Som’s work investigates the intersections between image and text, figure and architecture, architecture and landscape. Exploring themes of gender and sexuality, memory and urbanism, love and loss, these pieces are inspired by the grammar of comics and graphic novels. To learn more, go to www.bishakh.com.

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Poetry
I met Vidhu Aggarwal on a freezing-cold day in March 2015 in a poorly lit corridor at the University of Montana . . .

Poet’s Sampler: Vidhu Aggarwal, illustrated by Bishakh Som

Vidhu Aggarwal, Bishakh Som, Bhanu Kapil

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