Whose Plate, Whose Palate?
Artists Rajyashri Goody and Sri Vamsi Matta in conversation.
‘Art for all’ is the credo of the international artists, Gilbert and George. United by their disdain for the formalist approach to sculpture, they met as college students at the St Martins School of Art, and have been living and creating together ever since. Their increasingly formal appearance marked by matching tweed suits juxtaposed with their loud, provocative, brightly-coloured artwork is what cultivates the distinctive public persona – Gilbert and George.
Having explored many facets of human existence through their art including sex, religion, corruption, racial tension, addiction and death, they believe that art in every form exists to provoke.
Join us in conversation with these incredible artists, as they speak to Shilpa Vijayakrishnan about their ever-expanding practice, distinctive style and approach to confronting a breadth of societal issues through their Art.
This event is in collaboration with Bangalore International Centre (BIC).
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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.
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