Walk into Cubbon Park Metro Station and what meets your eye is a mural in the making, which unlike others found in public spaces, is being made of ... mud sourced from 65 recharge wells being dug in the city's green space.
The island, created by students and artists, is made of plastic and other waste. Close to 500-600 kilos of discarded bottles were used for this.
Bronze A' Design Award Winner for Print and Published Media Design Category in 2017-18
Kumkum Nadig for CPH, Srishti Institute of Art, Design & Technology
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Two leading exponents of ‘sound art’ explain the nuances of exploring the world through one’s ears and the use of sound as an artistic tool
An article on the top 10 most pioneering Art/Sustainability initiatives in the UK.
Srishti TV, launched by 14 graduating students from different departments of the Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology..
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When we use a skillset based in the humanities to understand the world, we gain insight into these deeper issues. And these are the factors that actually drive business forward...
Published on the linkedin.com website
Smart Cities project must look into incorporating creative arts clusters which can create a critical mass of 24/7 available activities to showcase and leverage the city’s culture....
Published on the Media India Group website
The impact of digital technology has transformed human expressions as painting, drawing and sculpture, but also music and poetry; first by implementing new tools which can be very helpful for the artists...
Published on the Digital meets Art website.
Creative England chairman John Newbigin and board member Ian Livingstone joined Business Secretary Vince Cable and a host of UK business delegates in India for this year’s UK India Business Council. These conferences are a great opportunity to beat the drum for UK Industry, attract inward investment and foster closer cultural and business ties between the UK and India...