Living Waters Museum (LWM) is a virtual museum which engages youth in visualizing water heritage and re-imagining sustainable, inclusive and equitable water futures. Over the last five years, LWM has...
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The Photo Inclusion Project is presented by The Soil Society, in collaboration with CASP, KultX and Life Project 4 Youth - LP4Y and as part of the River Festival (Season...
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CASP is an official partner in India for 7000 HUMANS, a global community network that connects to 7000 Oaks, one of Joseph Beuys’ (a founder of Fluxus) most beloved social...
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The emergence of several artist-driven spaces and practices of individual artists in and around Kolkata points to a new awakening – the reclamation of identity in cultural space. Though these...
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In conjunction with the Jol-a-Bhumi Utsav 2021 formulated by Disappearing Dialogues (DD) Kolkata, Echoes is an international forum to discuss key topics and challenges related to environment and sustainability, traditional...
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From Up There They Were Just Numbers takes its name from the opening lines of the film City on the Water written and directed by the architect Charles Correa in 1975. This...
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“From up there they were just numbers, down here, they’re people.” With these words starts the film City on the Water, written and directed by the architect Charles Correa, produced...
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Existing on the Periphery dealt with the migration history of a community involved with the trade of selling puchkas, a famous street food of Kolkata. The project developed through various site visits...
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Sanchayan Ghosh is an artist and pedagogue, based in Santiniketan. His engagement is in site-specific interactive art practice with various communities which are participatory in nature. These workshop-based community dialogues...
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This program is an invitation to the first of the CASP Conversations in our chapter in Kolkata. Anupam Singh (Founder, CASP) and Anuradha Pathak (Co-Director and Head, CASP Kolkata) will...
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