Nina Mangalanayagam
Senior Lecturer
The Film, Photography and Literary CompositionAbout Nina Mangalanayagam
Nina is a visual artist working with still and moving image. In her practice, she explores themes of belonging and hybridity, often using a semi-autobiographical approach. Nina has a Masters in Photography from the Royal College of Art and a PhD by practice from the University of Westminster. After many years based in London, Nina is now based in Gothenburg and a Senior Lecturer at Valand Academy where she is responsible for the BA programme in Photography. Previous positions include Camberwell College of Arts, London College of Communication, South Bank University, Portsmouth University and University of Westminster. Ninas work has been widely exhibited in the UK and abroad, including Whitechapel Art Gallery, Nottingham Contemporary in the UK, Colombo Biennale, Sri Lanka, and the University of Cape Town, South Africa.
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Perspectives: a round-table discussion on decolonial
pedagogies.
L Dovey, Nina Mangalanayagam, Jyoti Mistry
Film Education Journal - 2022 -
(De)Colonial
Positioning
Nina Mangalanayagam
Photography and Culture - 2022 -
(her)stories – tales of
passing
Nina Mangalanayagam
GIBCA extended – part of GIBCA biennal - 2021 -
The Tangled web of
Belonging
Nina Mangalanayagam
Borås Biennal Deep Listening for Longing - 2021 -
Living with
Contradictions
Nina Mangalanayagam
Parse Journal - 2020 -
Balancing
Act
Nina Mangalanayagam
Oscilacije/Oscillations exhibition at Galerija Umjetnina, Museum of Fine Arts in Split, Croatia. Catalogue Oscilacije/Oscillations, published by Galerija Umjetnina, Museum of Fine Arts in Split, Croatia ISBN 978-953-8167-31-7 - 2019 -
The Tangled Web of
Belonging
Nina Mangalanayagam, Abdul Halik Azeez, Muhanned Cader, Arjuna Gunarathhne, Anomaa Rajakaruna, T. Shanaathanan, Anushiya Sundaralingam, Chandraguptha Thenuwara, Kamala Vasuki
Published in the book The A-Z of Conflict by Raking Leaves and launched at MOMA, Museum of Modern Art New York during The New York Artist Book Fair ISBN-13: 978-0955667473 ISBN-10: 095566747X - 2019