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    Millo Ankha is an artist and poet from Arunachal Pradesh, her practice is deeply informed by Indigenous worldviews. Drawing upon personal narratives, she explores the intersections of collective memory, gender, and ecology. 

     
    Working across photography, video, drawing, poetry, and performance, she approaches myth-making as a living and evolving process—one through which dreams, memories, narratives, and inherited knowledge are continuously transformed and reimagined. Her work examines how stories shape understandings of identity, belonging, and our relationships with the more-than-human world.


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

  2. Contact                                          

    ankhamillo@gmail.com

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  4. Education 

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

  5. Workshops
     
     

    2026: Landscape as Performance, SKAP, Kasauli 
    2024: Laluz.workshops, Publish your photography book,supported by PhotosouthAsia
    2023: Angkor Photo workshop by Katrin Koenning, Antoine D'Agata, Veejay Villafranca,Siem reap, Cambodia
    2022: Amplify X VII Academy Level 1 Seminar, Delhi
    2021: People, Places and Things, Confluence Collective, Gangtok, Sikkim.
    2019: Residency and Workshop with Prakash Bhuyan, Majuli, Assam. 
    2019: Zine workshop with Renuka Rajiv, Bangalore.

     

  6. Commissions and Collaboration:

    2025-26: Mahashakti Seva Kendra
    2025: Brot für die Welt
    2025: Centre for Women Development Studies- Rosa Luxemburg Stifthung
    2024: Centre for Women Development Studies- Rosa Luxemburg Stifthung

     

     

     

  7. Group Exhibitions

    2025-26: INDIA.Of Glimmers and Getaways, Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanae, Milan 
    2025: Scores in transit: resonances of the plural, Serednipity Arts festival,GOA
    2024-25: A desert meets a forest, Arthshila, GOA
    2024: The shape of the wind is a tree, Delhi
    2024: Indigeneity and Art in the Himalayas, UCL, London
    2024: Egaro Photo festival X India Art Fair, Delhi
    2023: Angkor Hangover 2023 by Matca, Vietnam
    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. 

  8. Talks and Presentation


    2024:From the cloud to the stone, Delhi 
    2024: Beyond Theory: Imagining Infrastructure, Museum of Art and Photography, Bangalore, India
    2024: Dukungsaa, Department of Fine Arts & Music, Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal pradesh, India.
    2024: Stories from the Hearth, Tribal Design Forum
    2023: The space between the words, City scripts 2023, IIHS, Bangalore, India.
    2023: Research & writing methodology workshop by Zubaan, Kalimpong, West-bengal, India.
    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. 

     

  9. Mentoring and Facilitation 

    2026:Monsoon School on Photography X Sister library
    2025-26: Project Mukti 
    2025: Interdisciplinary feminist photography workshop, St Xavier's University, Kolkata
    2025: MicroSPILLS, Kiran Nadar Museum of Art X AAMA collective
    2024: Zubaan Publishers Research grant for young researchers from the Northeast , Zubaan, SPF
    2023: Zine making workshop, Zubaan, Assam, India.

  10. Features and Publications 

    BBC FutureWhere the leaves fall, Loose joints, Museum of Art & Photography, Serendipity Arts, Gal-dem,GrihShobha,Zubaan Projects, The Little Journal, Instagram, Alkazi Foundation, Creative Image Magazine, Better Photography.