This workshop gets its name from the 5800 miles between Deniliquin and Goa — homes to the artists leading this storytelling workshop. The workshop will feature stories and characters from their respective regions.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Project by:
ThinkArts
Facilitated by:
Sarah Parsons
Participants will interact with puppets and create their own characters inspired by the Festival programme.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Facilitated by:
Tanashri Jaising Rane
Taking inspiration from the exhibition Goa Familia, the workshop will invite participants to create their own records for the future.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Facilitated by:
Prachi Singh
A music workshop inviting children to respond to music through memory and imagination. An introduction to synaesthesia, this workshop will encourage the participants to visit the exhibition, A Haptic Score at the Old GMC Complex.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Facilitated by:
Antara Dasgupta
What makes up a city? How can one begin to decipher it and make interventions? This workshop is designed to help children discover correlations between the built environment and its users.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Facilitated by:
Maanasi Hattangadi
An expressive visual art workshop that combines elements of theatre, the art of Laban movement, and voice work. As the young participants collaborate in creating art works, they will discover use these threads to translate themselves onto a canvas.
This workshop is a part of the ‘Young at Art’ curation by ThinkArts.
Facilitated by:
Shazia Jifri
François is a French Muppet who was left behind in Goa in the 1770s. He has seen Goa go through various shifts and changes.
Facilitated by:
Shaizia Jifri
Bookworm, in collaboration with Foundation for Rivers and Ecology, has been working with four libraries along the Dudhsagar-Khandepar stretch of the Mhadei (Mandovi) river, on a project to document the riparian biodiversity of the region.
Facilitated by:
Akshatra Fernandes
Sanika Dhakephalkar
This workshop is inspired by Martia, a spring tradition of the Balkans. As a part of this tradition, people wear woven bracelets on the first day of March each year, and later, the bracelet is tied to the first flowering branch of the season that they chance upon.
Facilitated by: Lalita Da Cunha
A fun session of book readings and play activities based on Architecture, nature, etc. books from the Bookworm Library.
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