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FRESH ON HOMEGROWN

If a government can dismiss the concerns of communities fighting to protect their forests, rivers and homes for years, should any of us expect to be treated differently when our turn comes?
In the first chapter of a three-part photographic series, Pranoy Sarkar explores Shantipur, West Bengal’s historic weaving town, through the lens of community and place.
The Strangers’ Choir is a pop-up choral workshop that transforms a room full of strangers into a community through song.
You can't begrudge venues their economics, not really, but one has to wonder how a student is meant to afford this, because this is precisely the age when you're supposed to be stumbling into the unknown nooks of the city you live in; the age when a stranger's chord progression is meant to rearrange something in you.
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Tark Shank is a team-based mock startup competition that challenges participants to create and pitch hilariously impractical businesses.
‘A New World’ explores the implications of land acquisition, ecological destruction, caste privilege, and the enduring colonial logics embedded within India’s urban development.
'Before You See the Scar', is a photographic and mixed-media installation created in collaboration with acid attack survivors from Delhi's Brave Souls Foundation.
A gallery wall with small white floating shelves displaying independent art books, zines, and small objects at Pulp Bazaar.
Through awkward encounters, cultural conversations, and moments of genuine connection, the show explores how diaspora communities navigate dating.
Mister Singh's India has grown beyond its dining room through cooking masterclasses, retail products, and a loyal following that stretches well outside Glasgow.
‘Satluj’ continues to be screened across rural Punjab is a testament to the indomitable spirit of Indian democracy.
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