Parthiv Shah of CMAC has been a visiting faculty at the premier theatre School in India, the National School of Drama providing expertise on the design aspects of NSD’s projects and has also created posters for some of the best known theatre directors such as Prasanna, M.K Raina, Ranjeet Kapur, Mohan Maharshi, Roysten Abel, Anuradha...
TRENT PARKEMinutes to Midnight ‘Minutes to Midnight’ was exhibited for the first time at the Australian Centre for Photography as part of the Sydney Arts Festival in 2005. The exhibition was presented in India by the Australian High Commission with the support of the Australia International Cultural Council. It is a part of the...
In an era of globalisation, where society is becoming a large melting pot of multiple cultures, the issue of the diaspora stands out in itself. Added to this, the Indian diaspora today constitutes an important, and in some respects unique, force in world culture and therefore augments more understanding. Parthiv Shah’s image-text exhibition- “Figures,...
CMAC curated an exhibition “Maanush”, which showcased art works by Haku Shah. The exhibition of paintings, collages and mix-media works was designed and mounted by CMAC at the Visual Art Gallery, India Habitat Centre in Delhi– which traveled to Mumbai and Kolkata. The catalogue which was brought out had poems selected from all over...
CMAC had the opportunity to curate and design an exhibition on the Indian tradition of manuscripts at the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt, as a part of the Frankfurt Book Fair. The exhibition showcased multiple Indian manuscripts from different time periods. Commissioned by the National Manuscript Mission, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, The...
Stretched Terrains ‘Stretched Terrains’ was a set of seven uniquely interrelated-yet independent-exhibitions at the Kiran Nadar Museum in New Delhi. It included solo exhibitions of three modern masters from the Progressive Artists’ Group: MF Husain (‘Yatra: The Rooted Nomad’), SH Raza (The Black Sun), and FN Souza (Man Grinding his Teeth). Also, part of the...
CMAC implemented its program on Cultural Diversity through a traveling exhibition, CD-ROM, Instruction manual, music album, music videos and other media products.Through this program, CMAC reached out to diverse communities in India in informing and sensitizing people on the cultural diversity, peace and pluralism as embedded messages in Indian culture . In this project,...
Centre for Media and Alternative Communication in collaboration with the Goethe Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan and Pro Helvetia (Swiss Arts Council) organized ‘Sound, Art, Technology’ (S.A.T.) on the 20th and 21st February 2013 at New Delhi, India. The Indian Council for Cultural Relations also supported the event. S.A.T. also travelled to Gwalior on 23rd February...