Tree Memories by Salil Chaturvedi Anita Pinto Mapusa, Bardez I’ve always been very fond of trees. Wherever I go I am constantly looking at trees more than flowers or houses. The earliest tree I remember is a mango tree from our neighbourhood. We lived in Mahim, Bombay, where there were cottages built during the East […]
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Ghosting the Machine: Project Launch, with Sahej Rahal Event Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMOxUqJt9RE About Shared Ecologies is pleased to announce an online presentation of works and project launch for ‘Ghosting the Machine’, a workshop series developed and conducted by artist Sahej Rahal. The workshop series took place between November 2022 and January 2023, after which the participating
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Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2024-26 – Aadithya S Shared Ecologies is pleased to announce the recipient of the Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2024-26: Aadithya S! Aadithya’s project looks to envision thinnais through his project on the changing landscape of Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Sangam Literature poetics, thinnais (திைண-tiṇai “land”, “genre”, “type”) is a type of poetic mode
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Shared Ecologies Event: 13 May, at FICA Reading Room, New Delhi Event Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-9f4z0d3ow About We are pleased to invite you to an event organised by Shared Ecologies, at the FICA Reading Room on Monday, 1:30 – 7 PM, 13th May 2024. The day will consist of two panels on recent exhibitions that look at ecology and
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Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2024-26 – Aadithya S Shared Ecologies is pleased to announce the recipient of the Shared Ecologies Photo Grant 2024-26: Aadithya S! Aadithya’s project looks to envision thinnais through his project on the changing landscape of Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Sangam Literature poetics, thinnais (திைண-tiṇai “land”, “genre”, “type”) is a type of poetic mode
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Critical Zones. In Search of a Common Ground AboutWe are pleased to announce that we are Knowledge Partners for the Critical Zones exhibition expanded program. As part of the travelling exhibition, Toxics Link and Shared Ecologies are partnering with Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi, to curate a series of programs. Visit Official Exhibition
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Open Call: Nature and its Speculations Note: the open call for submissions is currently closed. Pitch Deadline: 25 November 2023 What does nature writing look like in India? Nature writing has historically grown out of industrial backdrops that reflect upon various anxieties around the development of cities and urban landscapes. ‘Nature writing’ in India has
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About The Awards were established to recognize and celebrate excellence in photography and visual storytelling in India and also emphasise on the under-recognized work of regional talent in India. The awards offer recognition and cash prizes to both freelance documentary practitioners as well as press photographers. Upon feedback from partners, previous winners and advisors, CPBF
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About Maze Collective Studio, located in Chhatarpur Delhi is an artist-run studio space dedicated to analogue and alternative photographic processes. The artists / photographers Ashish Sahoo and Zahra Yazdani run and manage the studio. In the early 19th century, when photography was evolving the main objective of the scientists was to find ways to capture
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Vitamin Bee by BERRI Foundation About Mountain communities have a long history of symbiotic codependency with bees – not only for the bounty they bring in agricultural produce, but also the close proximity of their lives through wall hives commonly found in the vernacular architecture of the region. It was not uncommon for village folk
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