Festival Archives

Curated By Pramod Kumar KG

Know More

Curated By Pramod Kumar KG

Know More

Curated By Anjana Somany

Some craft practices that once existed, some that are still practised, and a few on the verge of extinction: these space-making crafts have been an integral part of vernacular-building processes in India. Look closely and each one has a story of its own—stories of shared histories and innovation. Srijan, as an exhibition space is an attempt to look at these practices with a new eye, while keeping the tradition alive by giving them applications in modern contexts so as to enable a reimagining of Indian crafts.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

This freestyle weaving workshop will be based on the ‘Weft’ show where participants will be creating a woven artwork using colored strips of paper or strips of newspaper. The workshop is designed with limited resources. Online participants must have strips of paper, glue, and 2 A4 size sheets of paper.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Ever wondered if you can click pictures using audio or a tactile experience instead of using your vision? Join us for a hands-on multi-sensory photography experience. Participants are to sign up as pairs. We will only be using the mobile phone!

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Participants can paint their t-shirts, accessories their tote bag, flower-dye their scarves, or tie & dye any old, pre-loved garment!

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

The workshop is based on spatial skills development. Participants will go around, finding and collecting objects like leaves, twigs, ropes etc,  that they can use for creating prints by stamping or rubbing for impressions.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Text zentangle is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, meditative drawing style, using structured patterns that rely on simple shapes. No prior knowledge of drawing required!

Project By Siddhant Shah

Participants will be working in groups of 5 and creating a work of art, using techniques based on Gross Motor Skill Development, a part of special needs pedagogical approaches. The artworks will be inspired by Company School paintings.

Project By Siddhant Shah

A workshop inspired by Frida Kahlo’s work that encourages participants to accept themselves with all their scars. The technique draws upon reflective arts based therapy pedagogy.

Project By Siddhant Shah

This workshop on clay modelling will be inspired by the Company school tactiles where the participants will be creating a 3D rendering of the things that they touched, felt, and remember. Feathers, ropes and other modelling tools will be provided.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

This workshop will simplify the process of designing and creating artworks on a grid paper with numbers.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Based on the ‘Weft’ show, this workshop will be based on creating design patterns on a grid paper or digitally. After that, the participants will also be invited to experiment with the quill paper strips to make a brooch pin.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

On one side of the card each participant will write a word that is key to their happiness, and on the flip side, each participant will write a question that they would like to answer by a haiku. Participants may choose to either place their name on the card or remain anonymous. These will then be handed out by the group on a random basis for doodling.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

The workshop will focus on creating patterns based on the craft forms that are seen as part of the curated walk for Srijan, using papers of different types as a collage technique, keeping with hand-eye coordination and gross motor skills.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Paint with words! This will be an introductory workshop on the step-by-step creation of digital art on screens using free AI tools.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

In this workshop, participants will focus on creating characters and sets using modelling clay, and then learn how to move them as an animation film using tabs or phones.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Zines are an effective, low-cost way to creatively engage students and other audiences. We will instruct and design a zine online on the theme of wellness and mental well-being, finally ending up with a Journal of Self-Exploration! Join us with 2 A4-sized sheets of paper, basic stationery, and glue.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

A walkthrough followed by an inclusive art workshop drawing upon the Orientalist Archives exhibition.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

A session that will work on activating various moods with colour and music. The outcome will be a 4-fold Mandala!

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

A first of its kind workshop at SAF, this is a silent workshop where participants will be invited to do nothing. It’s a period of pause, encouraging introspection, with the aim to normalise rest in our fast-paced lives.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Using Microsoft Surface pro devices with innovation in design, and inbuilt features, this workshop attempts to ensure that children with special needs can bring their creativity and enthusiasm to the forefront and indulge in art creation.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

This interactive group workshop draws inspiration from the concept of Exquisite Corpse where participants take turns by drawing sections of a form on a sheet of paper, folded to hide each individual contribution. But instead of a body, the participants will create the work using the basic elements of art.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Making a cityscape from scrap, with visually impaired groups, based on their understanding of the city.

Know More

Project By Siddhant Shah

Based on the India by Book exhibition, this workshop will invite participants to create a non verbal story book using ink doodles and  paint blob characters.  A demonstration will be given by a Sign Language instructor.

Know More

The Vanishing Point: Moving Images After Video (Edited by Rashmi Devi Sawhney; Volume 3 in the India Since the 90s series) tracks the fugitive afterlife of the moving image in its fragmented post-celluloid forms. At once everywhere and nowhere, rapidly circulating moving images have become archives of public memory, degraded repositories of what was cinema, surveillance tools and instruments of governance. Rashmi Sawhney will be in conversation with Ashish Rajadhyaksha, General Editor of India Since the 90s, a series of six titles exploring recent history from the standpoint of the present moment.

Know More