Projects
Current Projects
Jugalbandi
Multiple Artists,
August 2023 – November 2023
An artist and artisan/craftsperson/folk dancer/folk musician/folk singer collaborate together to create wonderful works of art.
Biennale: Space
Multiple Artists,
July 2023 – November 2023
Space is Collaborative Art Space’s second International Collaborative Art Biennale, in collaboration with Tasmai, a Centre for Art and Culture.
Not Yet Decided
Multiple Artists,
April 2023 – September 2023
Two artists between ages 14 – 18, from different schools/junior colleges/colleges will work together to create two artworks on the theme of “not yet decided”.
Past Projects
Community Art Project
Multiple Artists,
January 2023 – March 2023
Individuals( aged 14 and above) living, studying or working in a community – a building, a society, a locality or an institution (school, college, companies or organizations) – collaborate with each other to create an environmentally friendly art piece that must be at least 50% made out of waste material.
Emotions
Multiple Artists,
November 2022 – January 2023
International collaborative art project and online exhibition where people close to each other work in pairs to create collaborative artwork exploring emotions.
Online/Offline
Multiple Artists,
July 2022 – September 2022
Interschool Techspressionist (digital) art collaboration wherein two artists between ages 14 to 18 from different schools will work together to create two artworks on the theme of “Online/Offline”.
New Day, New Month,
New Year
Multiple Artists,
November 2021 – January 2022
Interschool Techspressionist (digital) art collaboration wherein two artists between ages 13 – 18, from different schools worked together to create two artworks on the theme of “Happy Moments in Time, 2020 – 2021”.
Two Zero Two One
Multiple Artists,
August 2021 – January 2022
Selected artist 18 years and above worked in trios, collaborating to create three original artworks, along with each also producing an individual piece, all on the theme of “Experiences in Lockdown”.