India | Water Bodies and Ecology research project
Artists, researchers, collectives, and communities are invited to apply for a 40-day multidisciplinary initiative exploring water bodies, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness through research-based and site-responsive artistic practices.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- 30 days left
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Grants towards travel and production expenses
- Location
- Dot Line Space Art Foundation, Mumbai, India
About
Overview
Dot Line Space Art Foundation in Mumbai, India, is calling 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. 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
Support
Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.
Key dates
- Application deadline: 30 August 2026
Where
The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 in Mumbai, India.
- Award
- Grants towards travel and production expenses
- Theme
- The project explores artistic engagement with water bodies, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness through research-based and site-responsive approaches, fostering dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns.
- 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; artists working across all mediums and disciplines
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