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Nina Manandhar’s photographs and curated projects explore contemporary global youth identity and the meaning of style. Driven by an enduring interest in people, underpinning her work is a will to champion authenticity in commercial and arts based commissions alike.

Recent clients and project partners include Nike, Mr Porter, Adidas, Tate, Getty, The British Council, Brownwood Recordings and Ellesse. Her editorial content has been featured in Vogue, FT Weekend, LAW, i-D, Dazed, It’s Nice That, Riposte. She is the author of ‘What We Wore – A People’s History of British Style’ (Prestel) a photographic documentary of street culture and subculture from 1950–2010 through the lens of the people living it.

• Adidas

• Brownswood

• British Council

• Dr Martens

• Dazed

• Fader

• FT Weekend

• Getty Images Creative

• Ellesse

• ICA

• i-D

• LAW

• Mr Porter

• Nike

• NTS Radio

• Riposte

• Rough Trade

• SHOWStudio

• Tate

• Vogue

Guest Lectures

It’s Nice That, SOAS, London College of Fashion, Riposte Live! Middlesex University, University for the Creative Arts, Liverpool John Moores, Central St Martins, The Photographers Gallery, Southampton Solent, Norwich University of the Arts, Camberwell Collge of Art and Design, Four Corners Gallery, London School of Social Entrepreneurs.

Panels

• 'Style Futures' for Mixcloud (Panel Chair)
• 'Art, Branding and Cultural Relevancy' for Crowd DNA
• 'Dance, Fashion and Identity' for Fashion Space Gallery
• 'Reflections on Multiculturalism in the 1990's' Autograph APB
• 'Our Time - Documenting Youth Culture' Protein Gallery
• 'Londons Multicultural Design DNA' Now Gallery
• 'Here We Are' for Burberry, Old Sessions House
• 'The Radical Eye' The Human Library, Tate Modern
• 'Studying The Street, From Skinheads to Soho' In Conversation with Derek Ridgers
• ‘Why Fashion Matters?’ hosted by Frances Corner for Manchester Art Gallery
• ‘Soho and Shifting London’ The Photographers Gallery (Panel Chair)
• ‘Photography and The Archive’ The Photographers Gallery
• ‘British Style and Subculture: Then and Now’ i-D Magazine (Panel Chair)
• ‘Everybody Street’ ICA with Cheryl Dunn (Panel Chair)
• ‘Documenting Youth’ hosted by Ewen Spencer at Ditto Press
• ‘Youth-quake’ Hosted by LS:N Global
• ‘Power, Technology and Myth’ Tate Modern
• ‘Space is the Place’ Arcola Theatre
• ‘Social Networks and Arts relationship to Music and Fashion’ ICA
• ‘My City Too’ Stephen Laurence Trust
• ‘Women in Arts and Enterprise’ Powersuit, Shoreditch House

Participatory Projects

• Cultural Canvas - Tate Gallery
• 'Fashion Undressed' Photography Masterclasses - The Southbank Centre
• ‘Stories Uncovered - The London Archive’ South London Gallery, Black Cultural Archives, 198 Contemporary Learning, Octavia, Whitechapel Gallery, Tate Collective.
• ‘Fashion DNA: Image Makers’ British Council Nigeria
• ‘What We Wore - LIVE ARCHIVE’ - V&A Museum, Tate Gallery
• ‘Streetstyle Photography Workshops’ BBC Radio 1 Academy
• ‘Make a Fanzine Workshops’ The W Project x Nike
• ‘ISYS x Paved With Gold - A City Symphony’ - Tate Modern
• 'The Cut Magazine' - Paddington Development Trust

• Aesthetica
• Address
• Another
• Another Africa
• Buzzfeed
• Clash
• Dazed
• Huck
• Hunger
• i-D
• Its Nice That
• Konbini
• Riposte
• The Guardian
• The Independent
• Twin
• Time Out
• Vice