Artists Presentations at Shared Ecologies invited five artists to present their work. The presentation touched and explored many points in which the artist appeared as observer, activator, and participant. Exploring limits of institutions, the self, materials, and mediums and the possibilities of breaking or reconfiguring them. Conversations unfolded around endurance as a method, experience as […]
Artist Presentation (July 2026) Read More »
What does it mean to share a landscape—with a paper wasp, a banyan tree, a macaque, or a street dog? Across cities, forests, and farmlands, human and nonhuman beings are constantly learning to live alongside one another. They adapt their behaviours mutually, establish routines either to coincide with or avoid each other, respond to one
Entangled Ecosystems II: A Collaborative Grant with Science Gallery Bengaluru Read More »
We were pleased to host the first session of The Observatory, a series of programs in conversation with practitioners on artistic process. Performance and theatre artist Lapdiang A Syiem presented on her project Pahsyntiew, that takes shape as a living statue, a performance and an in-progress film, the latter also supported by the Shared Ecologies
The Observatory Session 1: Lapdiang Syiem 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 at Serendipity Arts Festival: December 2025 Read More »
This one-day workshop explores mask-making as both a tactile and conceptual practice to investigate themes of identity, materiality, and anthropomorphism, particularly in relation to ecological thought. Rooted in cultural traditions and contemporary art practices, the session invites participants to examine the many meanings of masking: as a physical act, a metaphor, a process, and a poetic gesture.
Going back to the drawing board: A Workshop by Nilanjana Nandy Read More »
Shared Ecologies invites visual art practitioners working across all mediums and addressing the intersection of art and ecology to apply for the inaugural Confluence Grant. The grants will support multiple artistic projects that need to be completed or can be significantly advanced. The projects need to be mid- to late-stage in their current development and require specific further development or completion.
The Grant will support conceptual, experimental, research-based, or community-focused visual art approaches that engage with ecology as an expanded sphere.
Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2026-28: Gaurav Patil Read More »