Exhibitions

Resilience, Hyderabad Centre for photography , India 2019

Projections

Undercurrent // Even though the world is burning, Group show @Angkor Photo Festival, 2020

Venus flytrap x Angkor photo workshop. Siem Reap 2019

Venus flytrap // Projection @ Chennai Photo Biennale , India 2019 

Venus flytrap // Projection @ Meta House Goethe-Center, Phnom Penh 2019

Venus flytrap // Projection @ Matca, Hanoi Vietnam 2019

Living gods CPB x Sahapedia, India 2019

Participant in the Angkor photo workshop, Cambodia 2018

Recipient of Sahapedia grant, India 2017

Fjuk artist resident, Iceland 2016

Publication

Newsminute, lockdown https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/pics-tn-photographers-capture-life-lockdown-124640

Living Gods, Sahapedia. https://www.sahapedia.org/spirit-sacred-groves-thira-northern-kerala

Press

March 2016 https://www.deccanchronicle.com/lifestyle/travel/250316/amidst-the-auroras.html

August 2015 The Hindu https://www.thehindu.com/features/metroplus/three-women-photographers-talk-about-their-passion-for-photography/article7554040.ece

Sept 2012 The Hindu https://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/art/snapshots-of-real-life/article3866123.ece

Kirthana Devdas ( b. 1988 ) is a photographer currently living in Chennai, in India.

Kirthana was a recipient of the Sahapedia grant in 2018 for her documentation of thira, a ritual practice in the Malabar region in South India, and a resident artist at the Fjuk centre for the arts in Husavik, Iceland in 2016. Her work has been shown at the Angkor Photo Festival, Chennai Photo Biennale and the Hyderabad Centre for photography in India. Her work has also been commissioned by clients like Facebook, Fairwear Foundation, Keystone Foundation, Marico, HCL, Asian Paints and Hidesign.

She is member of a photo collective called Eight thirty based in India.