Shreepad Joglekar

Associate Professor of Photography

The Lindy E. Bell Department Head of Art

Email: sjoglek@k-state.edu
Website: http://www.aabhaa.com

Office: Willard 314

MFA: Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, Master of Fine Arts
Major: Photography, Minor: Drawing 2003-2006

BFA: Sir JJ. Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai (Bombay), India
Specialization: Visualization 1993-1998

Bio

Shreepad Joglekar is an immigrant worker from Mumbai, India. He has been awarded residencies at the National Center for Contemporary Art, Kronstadt, St. Petersburg, Russia; Weir Farm National Historic Site in Branchville, CT; the Millay Colony for the Arts in Austerlitz, NY; and A.I.R. Studio in Paducah, KY. His recent exhibitions include Non-Places of Intelligence at Portico Library Gallery, Manchester, UK, and Rural America, at Piramal Gallery, National Center for the Performing Art, Mumbai, India. His work is held in the permanent collections of Center for Photography as an Art Form (NCPA), Mumbai, India; The Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, CO; Harper College Educational Foundation Art Collection, Palatine, IL; and Chashama Nonprofit Group, NY, NY. His work has also been shown in several galleries in the US, Canada, China, Cuba, Egypt, Germany, India, Poland, and the United Kingdom. He has presented at interdisciplinary conferences in the US, France, and the United Kingdom. Intersections of Marxist thought with architecture and landscape theories stimulate his research. Exploring natural, constructed, and intellectual spaces have been a dominant theme in his work.

Recent Grants:

2019 - (Kansas Department of Commerce) Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission matching grant for collaborative (KSU Departments involved: Art, Journalism and Mass Communication, English) interdisciplinary documentary project Hungry Heartland, focusing on food accessibility and insecurity in Kansas.

2018 - Union of Concerned Scientists grant for collaborative (KSU Departments involved: Art, Journalism and Mass Communication, English) interdisciplinary documentary project Hungry Heartland, focusing on food accessibility and insecurity in Kansas.

2018 - Northwest Kansas Economic Innovation Center Inc. (NWKEICI) grant for collaborative (KSU Departments involved: Art, Journalism and Mass Communication, English) interdisciplinary documentary project Hungry Heartland, focusing on food accessibility and insecurity in Kansas.

Following are results from his recent experiments:

Places that Sounds Make (working title)

09.23.2019 United Nations, NYC
06.2018 Unknown Facility
07.17.2014 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY

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