India Foundation for the Arts offers a chance to tell stories about Bengaluru neighbourhoods
The Hindu
IFA seeks to implement projects that engage with the spaces, stories, and people in Bengaluru’s neighbourhoods
India Foundation for the Arts (IFA) is inviting proposals for Neighbourhood Engagements under its Project 560, which seeks to explore Bengaluru’s neighbourhoods.
IFA seeks to implement projects that engage with the spaces, stories, and people in the neighbourhoods. They can be an event or a series of events with storytelling sessions, music, street performances, art installations, mapping exercises, walks and so on.
The projects are supposed to make their neighbourhoods more visible and express through art, the joys and challenges of living together.
Send a proposal with:-
1. A description of your neighbourhood and its uniqueness — the various kinds of people who live there, its history, shopping areas, housing patterns, community centres and cultural practices.
2. Details of what you would like to do and who would participate in the activities.
You may choose to write your proposal in any Indian language, including English.
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