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  2. Millo Ankha is a former dentist turned artist and poet from Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh. She works with the  mediums of writing, photography and mixed media. Her work explores themes of gender, environment and indigenous world views. 


    She is a member of Indigenous Photograph. 
    She is the founder of Aama Collective. 

  3. Contact                                          

    ankhamillo@gmail.com

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  5. Education 

    2008- 2012: Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India. 

  6. Workshops
          

    2023: Angkor Photo workshop by Katrin Koenning, Antoine D'Agata, Veejay Villafranca,Siem reap, Cambodia
    2022: Amplify X VII Academy Level 1 Seminar, Delhi
    2022: Master Class by Surjit Singh Nongmeikapam, Do:Nyi Po:Lo Majuli Theatre Festival, Assam
    2021: People, Places and Things, Confluence Collective, Gangtok, Sikkim.
    2019: Residency and Workshop, Majuli, Assam. 

     

  7. Awards & Honours 

    2022: Amplify Photo Grant 
    2021-22 : Iyarkai grant for Conservation & Photography, Chennai Photo Biennele, India. 
    2020-21 : Zubaan-Sasakawa peace foundation grant for journalists from North East India.  

  8. Group Exhibitions

    2023: Angkor Photo festival, Siem reap, Cambodia
    2022: VII Academy X Amplify grant, Delhi
    2022: Zine Camp, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
    2021: Zine Exhibition. Sikkim, India.
    2021: Through her lens, Zubaan Projects, Guwahati, India. 2019: SHE, Arunachal Pradesh, India. 

  9. Talks and Presentation


    2022: VII Academy X Amplify grant, Delhi, India.
    2022: Arunachal Literature Festival, Namsai, Arunachal pradesh, India.
    2022: North East Literature Festival. Arunachal Pradesh, India. 
    2021: People, Places and Things, Sikkim, India.
    2019: Poetry Reading, Arunachal Literature Festival. Arunachal Pradesh, India.
    2018: Sangai photo festival, Manipur, India.
    2017: Poetry Reading, Poe-tree, Dambuk orange festival, Arunachal Pradesh. India. 

     

  10. Features and Publications 

    Gal-dem, Zubaan Projects, The Little Journal, Instagram, Alkazi Foundation, Creative Image Magazine, Better Photography.