Grafted Arts
Art Making and Taking in the Struggle for Western India,...
In this episode of our Deep Dive series, curator Grant Watson takes us through his research project, Folded Life: Talking Textile Politics, developed in collaboration with editor Jill Winder and commissioned by the Johann Jacobs Museum, Zürich.
The project uses interviews as a way to tell stories about textile politics and the inter-scaler nature of cloth. Through personal use and subjective attachment, textiles connect us to a field of social meaning linked to labour, trade, cultural appropriation and exchange, histories of colonial violence, and to questions of ecology and social justice. This talk will explore how, as cultural artefacts, textiles also have the potential to express values, and to disrupt and dissent through meaning making and style, as has been the case with feminist, gay liberation, and queer sensibilities.
Thomas P. Campbell in conversation with Kamini Sawhney.
A co-creative workshop at the intersection of art and media literacy.
Artists Rajyashri Goody and Sri Vamsi Matta in conversation.
An evening of poetry and conversations around the diverse and fluid nature of identities.
Annette Bhagwati in conversation with Kamini Sawhney.
Art Making and Taking in the Struggle for Western India, 1760-1910.
Illuminating the impact of the Partition on artists and art practices in India and Pakistan.
A conversation between author Aanchal Malhotra and Priyanka Seshadri exploring the legacy of Partition.
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