A mischievous monkey and a sly crocodile bring to life one of Panchatantra’s most famous tales.
Cinema for Every Sense is a special programme that opens the world of Hindi cinema — both classic and contemporary — to blind and low-vision audiences through audio description, ensuring that everyone can experience the richness of film in its fullest form.
This workshop invites participants to reflect on personal and collective experiences of disability, access, and belonging.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
This workshop is a guided slow-listening and sound-art experience designed for seniors and caregivers.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
Persons with disabilities are often isolated socially and culturally owing to various barriers to access, both physical and social. The Blind Date initiative aims to surmount such barriers through an innovative social engagement at the Festival.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
Visual Vernacular (VV) is a dynamic storytelling art form created by Deaf artists.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
Behind the Ears is an intimate and conversational documentary exploring the lives of Janhavi and Lavannya, two individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Curated by:
Salil Chaturvedi
The third iteration of the Urban Reimagined exhibition highlights the clash of imaginaries of the ‘urban’ as a means to help rethink them.
Curated by:
Ravi Agarwal
Murmurations, curated by Ravi Agarwal, presents the images of murmurs of those who have been ignored, the rumblings of what is to be, approaches in barely audible, but an unfailing pace.
Curated by:
Ravi Agarwal
This curatorial project seeks to rethink location as a stable variable and explore the intertwined networks of art between the South Asian and Arab worlds, rooted in overlapping histories and migrant artist narratives.
Curated by:
Rahaab Allana
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