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Interview with Pablo Bartholomew, in conjunction with the exhibit "Nagas: Hill People of India Photographs by Pablo Bartholomew" which ran from March 13, 2009 - September 21, 2009 at the Rubin Museum of Art.
"Residing in the low Himalayan hills of northeastern India and Myanmar (Burma), the Nagas are a people faced with both tradition and transition. This very diverse community is divided into a number of tribes and sub-tribes and speaks as many as 30 different languages. In Nagas: Hidden Hill People of India photographer Pablo Bartholomew offers a visual anthropology of these historical headhunters, particularly the preservation of their traditional culture and their interaction with and adoption of Western religion and influence."
If you have been here and listened to this interview you may want to look at the complete set of Naga images online at:
http://nagas.bartholomew.tv
Other links you may want to check out are about my father
Richard Bartholomew and his photo exhibition "A Critic's Eye"
http://www.bartholomew.tv
And my teenage documentary work in the form of a diary as an exhibition at http://www.pablobartholomew.com
Enjoy!
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