Curated by Siddhant Shah, Access For ALL
A workshop open for all, and specifically focused on participants with autism. Participants learn how a splash is animated with 3d Objects!
Curated by Siddhant Shah, Access For ALL
In this workshop participants will learn how to make a pixelated avatars of different object.
Curated by Serendipity Arts Foundation in collaboration with Zain Masud & Godrej Culture Lab India
The staggering growth of periodic/permanent, independent and area-based art interventions, in the form of festivals, biennales, sites and community experiments raises various points of enquiry. We take site to extend beyond the physical and architectonic environment, to networks of power, the performance of boundaries and belonging, the incursion of capital, and trajectories of difference and diaspora.
Curated by Sudarshan Shetty
Talks by featured artists accompanying the exhibition, Look Outside This House curated by Sudarshan Shetty.
Curated by HH Art Spaces
Beneath the concrete skies lie rural villages where farming was the way of life. Over the years, rice fields have been taken over for other purposes. Highways have been built over once thriving agricultural lands. As a farmer, Tinu Verghis cultivates her land with seasonal crops. As the years pass, she is starkly aware of the changes in the weather pattern, which affect the planting and harvesting season.
Special Project Curator: Vivek Menezes
In the middle of the last century, at least 200,000 Goans lived in both British and Portuguese colonial East Africa, with the largest concentrations in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Angola and Mozambique. With decolonization came wrenching exodus, with many seeking refuge in the West while others scattered back to India.
Curated by HH Art Spaces
Exploring GMC and it’s surroundings in the weeks prior to Serendipity, Perera will respond to the concrete and natural landscape and it’s people through body, text and found material.
Special Project Curator: Vivek Menezes
Antonio E Costa was born in Malawi, raised in Kenya, and has spent most of the following decades living and practicing both art and architecture in an astonishing array of countries on five continents. He speaks many languages, which aid his shaman-like movements through varying international landscapes, rapidly absorbing ideas, angles, light, colour and shadow which all make their way onto his uncanny, extraordinary abstract paintings.
Curated by HH Art Spaces
Comfort and intensity are the forces driving most of our recent innovations. which in turn create disturbances in nature. Is there any end point where we might stop?
Curated by HH Art Spaces
The performance explores the idea of how an intangible value becomes a tangible form in relation to time. Madhu Das explores the moments in the interregnum, between the transfiguration of form and state, unfolding the question of how we define our self in relation to time.
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