Material Memories’ looks at reconfigurations and reconstitutions of ecology through memory, in documentations, material assemblages, mythologies and shared stories.
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‘The Slippery Image’ was a one-day workshop conducted by artist and educator Susanta Mandal. Drawing from Susanta’s image-based practice and prompts from Yoko Ono’s seminal book Grapefruit, participants explored the intersection of light, shadow, screens and automata. Through play, collision, and overlapping with prompts, the participants responded in diverse ways, and the Shared Ecologies team was thrilled to participate as well.
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How does one render writing as lucid, evocative, and affective? How does the understanding of “text” as a form allow us to break the mold of formal language that we are used to encountering? What are the tools and instruments of the writerly sphere? This day-long workshop will focus on addressing writing as craft and
Shared Ecologies brings together films that can be seen to explore more-than-human relationships, challenging the anthropocentric view that dominates our present.
Witnessing the Anthropocene: Curated Film Package Read More »
About What does it mean to be entangled—with a forest, a fungus, or a changing climate? How do field notes, temperature logs, or a canopy scan reveal the pulse of an ecosystem—and the ways it is being disrupted? Science Gallery Bengaluru and Shared Ecologies —a program supported by Shyama Foundation– invite artists or collectives of
Entangled Ecosystems: A Collaborative Grant with Science Gallery Bengaluru Read More »
Shared Ecologies aims to invite and engage a network of practitioners and encourage thinking across singular art practices towards correlational work with the possibility for collaboration and exchange.
Artists Presentations: March 2025 Read More »
What are possible strategies of organising, from the point of view of community-led initiatives, and what processes can strengthen these networks of solidarity? A community-run newspaper that highlights farmers’ positions from the ground up; a community radio project; and subterranean speculative fictions. Highlighting perspectives from the ground up, this panel will seek to investigate the challenges and successes of community engagement.
Material Memories’ looks at reconfigurations and reconstitutions of ecology through memory, in documentations, material assemblages, mythologies and shared stories.
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‘Kandankali Samaram-Jila Satyagraha Samaram’ is an important people’s movement in the recent history of Kerala. It is a struggle that put a halt to a project which threatened the ecosystem of an ecologically-sensitive region.
Immemorial Waters, 2nd BIOM Residency Showcase at Gallery Espace Project Space Read More »
The AgriForum is an ongoing platform hosted by FICA, involving a set of discussants – artists and art collectives – working with the agrarian as a site, seeking to bring together varied critical inquiries, multiple propositions, and diverse practices. FICA organised an artist residency with the Gram Art Project in Paradsinga, Madhya Pradesh. Their proposed programme in Paradsinga aimed at streamlining certain discursive points for the participating artists and their art practices, while also learning from and adding to the work Gram Art Community has been doing for over 9 years.
Agriforum, with FICA (Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art) Read More »