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Sunil Gupta, Exiles, Delhi 1968 - 1987 / 2025

Sunil Gupta, Exiles, Delhi 1968 - 1987 / 2025

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Sunil Gupta
Exiles, Delhi 1986–1987 / 2025
Archival inkjet print
Paper size: 30.5 x 25.4 cm
Edition of 20
Unframed

This photograph has been especially selected for Kettle’s Yard and is available to buy for the first time. The image is an ‘outtake’ from the seminal series Exiles (1986-1987), in which Sunil Gupta photographed gay men at well-known cruising sites and more private locations across Delhi, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in...
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Sunil Gupta: Life with a Camera 1970 - Now

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Sunil Gupta, Exiles, Delhi 1968 - 1987 / 2025

Sunil Gupta
Exiles, Delhi 1986–1987 / 2025
Archival inkjet print
Paper size: 30.5 x 25.4 cm
Edition of 20
Unframed

This photograph has been especially selected for Kettle’s Yard and is available to buy for the first time. The image is an ‘outtake’ from the seminal series Exiles (1986-1987), in which Sunil Gupta photographed gay men at well-known cruising sites and more private locations across Delhi, at a time when homosexuality was illegal in India. The finished prints are often presented alongside quotations as if spoken by their subjects. Exiles reflects Gupta’s skill in suggesting the nuanced relationship between individuality and community, making gay Indian men visible at a time when they were largely invisible within society. Sunil Gupta is a pioneering photographer renowned for images that are both forthright and sensitive in their social and political commentary. His work explores themes of race, migration and queerness, giving space to – and immortalising – individual and collective identities.

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