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July 10 2013

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A photograph of a dark display board pinned with framed family portraits and printed photos, with a garland of white flowers and a few red petals along the bottom edge. Top row: a sepia portrait of an elderly woman in a dark high-necked dress; a colour photo of a smiling older woman in a red-brown sari with a bindi; and a printed photo of an older couple, the man in a white shirt and the woman in glasses. Left side: two small black-and-white head shots of women, one with glasses. Bottom centre: a black-and-white portrait of an elderly man in a striped shirt. Bottom right: a black-and-white photo of an elderly man in a white shawl beside an elderly woman in front of a thatched hut. Printed captions list dates and nakshatra details for Thambimuthu Ponnuthurai and Thilagavathy Ponnuthurai, labelled as Aroon Sivaji's paternal grandfather and grandmother. No people are physically present; all figures are printed photographs.2013-07-10July 14 20132013-07-14July 10 20132013-07-10A photograph of two display boards with pinned family photographs, set above a long yellow silk cloth draped over a table decorated with white flower garlands and red blossoms. The boards show black-and-white and colour portraits of older men and women in traditional and western dress, with some printed captions. No people are physically present in the scene and no a person candidate is visible in person, only in printed portraits.2013-07-10A corkboard covered in many black-and-white and colour portrait photographs of older and younger people, pinned with coloured push pins on a dark maroon fabric backdrop. The photos show men and women in formal shirts, saris and jackets, some as passport-style headshots and others as framed group portraits. The board appears to be a display of family or memorial portraits. A small yellow floral arrangement is visible at the lower right edge.2013-10-04Two whiteboard display stands in a hall hold many printed black-and-white and colour photographs of people, pinned in dense collages. Portrait photos show men and women in formal wear, saris, shirts and ties, some with red bindi or tilak marks. A central red-shirted man wearing glasses appears in a larger print. No physical people stand in the foreground; the subjects are only printed portraits.2016-03-30March 30 20162016-03-30October 04 20132013-10-04A wooden-finish display board holds many black-and-white printed portraits of older men and women, taped to its surface with small pieces of tape. The photos vary in size and show head-and-shoulder shots, some in traditional dress. The board sits in a hall with an indistinct audience and a bright shrine area in the background. The portraits are printed photographs of the deceased, not physical people in the scene, and no one is shown standing among them.2017-05-08December 20 20152015-12-20July 14 20132013-07-14A photograph of a large display board covered with many printed portrait photographs of older and younger people, pinned and taped in rows and clusters on a white board framed in dark wood. The portraits are mostly black-and-white and sepia studio shots, plus some colour snapshots, showing men in suits and ties, women in blouses and saris, a turbaned man, and a cat and a dog in a few photos. Tape strips hold the prints at the top and bottom edges. No physical people are visible in the scene.2015-12-20