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Dot Line Space Art Foundation: Water Bodies and Ecology Research Project (India)

Artists, researchers, collectives, and community-based initiatives are invited to apply for a 40-day multidisciplinary research and artistic engagement project exploring water bodies, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness in India.

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Deadline
22 days left
Entry fee
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Award
Grants towards travel and production expenses
Location
Dot Line Space Art Foundation, Mumbai, India

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Overview

Dot Line Space Art Foundation in Mumbai, India is calling for applications for a 40-day Water Bodies and Ecology multidisciplinary initiative. The project seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

Who Can Apply

Individual artists, artist groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, collectives and collaborative practices are invited. Artists working across all mediums and disciplines are encouraged to apply.

Programme Components

  • Research and field engagement
  • Site-specific projects
  • Installations
  • Exhibitions
  • Public interactions and dialogues

What's Provided

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Key Dates

  • Application deadline: 30 August 2026
  • Programme presented across two venues in 2026

Format

In-person mobility programme.

Media accepted
all media
Award
Grants towards travel and production expenses
Theme
The project seeks artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness through research-based and site-responsive approaches.
Eligibility
Open to individual artists, artist groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, collectives and collaborative practices working across all mediums and disciplines.
Audience
Individual artists, artist groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, collectives and collaborative practices

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