Tom Vater on India’s Disappearing Havelis in The Wall Street Journal
Tom Vater’s feature on India’s disappearing Havelis and Their Fabled Frescoes has been published in The Wall Street Journal.
Photographs by Luke Duggleby.
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Archive for February, 2009
The Sounds of the Himalayas - online
Austrian artist Willy Wysoudil and Tom Vater met on a roof top in Pokhara, Nepal a decade or so ago. At the time, Tom as recording indigenous music for the British Library and Wysoudil was photographing and filming tradtional life for his installation art projects back in Austria. Willy and Tom liked each other’s work [...]
Buddhist Iconography by Aroon Thaewchatturat - Postcards
Thai photographer Aroon Thaewchatturat has published a series of six postcards in conjunction with BuddhaMagic, a UK-based company that facilitates the flow of love and Light. The series of high quality images features Buddhist iconography from Thailand.
The cards will initially be available exclusively through BuddhaMagic and the Orchid Bookshop in the Silom Complex Shopping Center (4th Floor) in Sala [...]
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Tom Vater - Online!
- Das Leben der Anderen in MERIAN
- New Khmer Architecture in The Wall Street Journal
- The Devil’s Road
- Tom Vater on facebook
- Tom Vater’s Guide to Bangkok for the Daily Telegraph