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 […]
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We aim 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. In order to facilitate such sites for discussion, we initiate and disseminate programs, talks and workshops that can engage a wide range of practitioners. Every month we organise
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Ghosting the Machine An AI Workshop by Sahej RahalSupported by the Shared Ecologies program from Shyama Foundation The Participants and their Projects Payal Arya Payal creates site specific and immersive installations that people inhabit blurring the parameters of the room. She explores the concept of nonlinear time and notions of distance, position, and bodily tolerance,
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Ghosting the Machine An AI Workshop by Sahej RahalSupported by the Shared Ecologies program from Shyama Foundation Ghosting the Machine was an online course conceptualised and led by artist Sahej Rahal. The invited participants took part in the three modules in sessions conducted between November 2022 to January 2023, where they explored generative tools and
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A 3-day workshop led by Shripad Sinnakaar, Sirf paudhon se pyaar and Anju Acharya, curated by Shared Ecologies 10th – 12th February 2026 About How do we articulate and characterise shifts that we see in our environment? How can we evolve our vocabularies to address the contemporary crisis of ecology? In order to identify changes,
We had our first film screening of 2026, titled Shadows of Apocalypse. All the artist-filmmakers joined the conversation, which flowed from discussions on micro-ecologies and how we read ecosystems through these micro events and systems. We also reflected on questions such as: What are the ethics of the human body when it extends to perform
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We had an immersive evening with a set of film screenings at Shared Ecologies on Friday, 27th of March titled ‘In Search of Home.’ The screening followed with discussion reflecting on the forms of migration and how in current times migration and cross migration produces nostalgia and belongingness. How an insider forms the idea of
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On 27th April, we have an intense unfolding of Lingering Remnants, a lecture performance by Avik Debdas and beatnyk in the form of sounds, narrations, language, and moving images exploring epistemologies, memories, technologies, and ecosystems. The lecture performance extensively reflects on the agency of water through Avik’s recent project around the water systems of Berlin
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On Wednesday, 29th April, Sukanya Deb presented findings from her ongoing research titled ‘In the theatre of Images’ at Shared Ecologies, New Delhi. The research was developed during her Art Scribes Award residency at the La Napoule Art Foundation, organised by the Prameya Art Foundation with support from Institut Français in India, under the Villa
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Open for Delhi-based artists with at least 3 years of practice, working across mediums and disciplines including visual arts, performance, sound, music, theatre, creative writing and others. Applications are encouraged from artists whose practice aligns with below ideas and will benefit from a peer-driven co-thinking space. Deadline:- 10th June 2026 Shared Ecologies is pleased to
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