Accompanying major artistic and cultural moments in the Indian calendar always plays an instrumental role in increasing the visibility of an artist, whether Indian or French. It allows both Indian and French actors room for interaction and creative exchange. Every year, the Indian cultural season is marked by numerous collaborations between the major Indian cultural actors and France.
The French Institute in India has developed strong partnerships with Serendipity Arts Foundation, Kochi Muziris Biennale, National Gallery of Modern Art, Chennai Photo Biennale, Krishnakriti Festival, Prakriti Foundation among others.
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Highlights
A multi-pronged online and offline collaboration taking place between June 15 and June 30 to celebrate the occasion around the country.
Bangalore - A conference on sustainability and fashion, the role of digital fashion in making the sector more sustainable.
Indian and French personalities share their vision and their experience on the topics of sustainability, eco-sustainability as well as gender equality.
This festival celebrates the friendship and cooperation between India and France and aims to promote the French language & different artistic expressions.
Events
This exhibition will present contemporary artists who offer new excavations of interiority, tissues of awareness and explorations of deep memory/deep time.
A collection of five short plays written and directed by Prabahan Chakraborty and conceptualized to be performed only on Zoom.
We invite artists from France, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan to present or create artworks for this edition’s digital exhibition.
Collective exploratory walk through the metropolis of Hyderabad. Workshops on the practice of urban walks.
News & Activities
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A multi-pronged online and offline collaboration taking place between June 15 and June 30 to celebrate the occasion around the country.
French Rendez-Vous festival commemorates artistic creations and exchanges through exclusive dance, music, theatre and circus performances.
Kathkatha Puppet Arts Trust recently participated in the World Puppetry Festival in Charleville-Mézières, France.
Ten Indian Institutions signed the Charter of Commitments for Cultural and Creative Industries to fight sexist representations...