Shared Humanity in Urban Art Mural – Case study on ‘We Are’ Project
‘We Are’, the longest panoramic mural in India, located in Chennai Tamil Nadu, spreads the message of shared humanity and depicts portraits of people with or without AIDS…
Experiments with natural colors to introduce tribal children to Art – A case study on Kerala’s ‘Karimbu’ Art Project
‘Karimbu’ project, a visual arts camp, was initiated by the artists of Trespassers under the leadership of the State Forest Development Agency of Kerala for the education of Art among the tribal…
Community Garden as a Response to Urban Regeneration and Consensus Building on contested shared resources – A case study on Britannia Village Garden (BVG) Community Project, London’s Royal Docks
The West Silvertown Foundation initiated the BVG Community Project as part of the regeneration of the West Silvertown area consisting primarily of two main residential developments…
Women’s Art for Expression, Community Engagement and Capacity Building – Case study on Madhubani ‘Aksa’ Art Project
‘Aksa’ project is a community arts project with marginalised young women in and around Ranti village in Bihar, who were interested in Madhubani art and were seeking an opportunity to learn…
Potluck Of Palates – Case study on Patchwork ‘Picnic Blanket’ to Celebrate Social & Cultural Diversity in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland
The Patchwork Picnic Blanket Project involved creating a picnic blanket collaboratively and organizing its exhibition at a potluck picnic of the Leith Community, Edinburgh, Scotland…
Constructing Homelandsis a collaborative project that seeks to engage with migrant women (who are active collaborators in this project) working in the informal sector within…
‘We Are’, the longest panoramic mural in India, located in Chennai Tamil Nadu, spreads the message of shared humanity and depicts portraits of people with or without AIDS…
Conservancy lanes which are generally found in the old, planned localities of Bangalore, run parallel to the main roads. These lanes are remnants of…
‘Karimbu’ project, a visual arts camp, was initiated by the artists of Trespassers under the leadership of the State Forest Development Agency of Kerala for the education of Art among the tribal…
The West Silvertown Foundation initiated the BVG Community Project as part of the regeneration of the West Silvertown area consisting primarily of two main residential developments…
‘Aksa’ project is a community arts project with marginalised young women in and around Ranti village in Bihar, who were interested in Madhubani art and were seeking an opportunity to learn…
The Patchwork Picnic Blanket Project involved creating a picnic blanket collaboratively and organizing its exhibition at a potluck picnic of the Leith Community, Edinburgh, Scotland…
