Workshop Drawing Relations

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Sunday, 11 February 2024, 17:00-20:00

Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi

A Workshop on Art and Ecology led by Arunkumar H.G and Gagan Singh


Sculptor and Founding Director of SARA Center, Arunkumar H.G, and artist Gagan Singh will be leading a workshop on drawing, visualisation and mapping of ecological relations. The session will think through drawing as a tool, with creative exercises that lead one through conceptual relations. Sharing posters from EcoWalk 2017 that was conducted by SARA Centre, spanning a walk of 157 kms, from Jog Falls to Shivamogga in Karnataka, the workshop will also think through different languages of graphic representation. Over 200 posters by artists were submitted towards this poster archive. Speaking through how these posters were deployed, the role of art in communication will be considered, especially in relation to ecological issues and experiences. This workshop invites artists of all ages (above 18 years) to participate.

Please fill out your details on this form if you would like to participate. Limited seats. 
Participants are expected to carry their own sketchbook and pens / pencils.
Tea and snacks will be served at 18:30.  


Arunkumar H.G completed his Bachelors and Masters degrees in Fine Arts (Sculpture) at Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda in 1993 and 1995. In 2014, he set up the Centre for Knowledge and Environment (www.saracentre.org) in the Western Ghats region of Karnataka, India. Arunkumar's solo shows include: Overshoot at Gallery Sumukha Bengaluru, Con-struction at Gallery Espace New Delhi, In-site, Aicon Gallery New York, 2018; Seed of Reckoning Mumbai Art Room, Mumbai
, 2012; Tract, Nature Morte, New Delhi, 2010; Feed, Nature Morte, New Delhi, Sakshi Gallery Mumbai 2006.  

Gagan Singh is a Delhi based artist exploring the field of Drawing through Drawing the Everyday. He writes on his blog and draws everyday whatever his head is thinking lol but in a funny way. His current tools are a 14k Gold Sailor Fountain pen, bullet proof Ink, 90 gsm paper, coffee and a cafe with a window view. He is never bored as silly thoughts run through him all day long. He graduated with an MA in Fine Arts from Kent Institute of Art & Design, Canterbury, Kent in 2005 and has been busy ever since exhibiting and doing workshops. He last showed his silly drawings at the India Art Fair with Chatterjee & Lal Gallery in 2023. 

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