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24 April 2025
MODULE 1: Self, Motherhood and Art Making
Date: 21 - 24 May 2025
Open Call Deadline: 10 May 2025. Limited Seats.
A set of four workshops exploring intersections of motherhood, art practice and caregiving, led by Dr Ruchika Wason Singh as an extension of the project A.M.M.A.A. – The Archive for Mapping Mother Artists in Asia.
Module 1 'Self, Motherhood and Art Making' comprises of four workshops that facilitate an intimate space of conversations between artist-mothers searching for affinities in their experiences of motherhood and art practice. It encourages looking with other (m)others as a coterminous act, and a method to make possible anecdotal enquiries and sharing.
During the sessions, participants may talk about lived experiences of mothering, and share stories of navigating choices, priorities and challenges in maternal performance, studio practice and supporting the self while multitasking responsibilities. Through different exercises, each consecutive workshop will prompt and create safe space to narrate and develop conversations and imaginaries of the past, present and futures, through audio, visual and performative modes of storytelling and exchange.
As an extension of AMMAA, the project seeks to foreground and map the shared emotional and biological affinities of mothers/caregivers/parents who are also practicing artists or return intermittently to practice, beyond their sociocultural and generational identities.
The artist project, conceived with and for KNMA, consists of three modules and seeks to create a common ground and a community of artist-mothers, artist-parents, and artist-caregivers.
WHO CAN APPLY (specific to MODULE 1)
- Visual and performance artists based or are present in Delhi during the workshop dates who are mothers of children above 10 years of age
- Artists must commit to all four workshops part of Module 1.
- Artists should agree to the details of the consent form and duly submit it before the workshops commence.
- Artists should be sensitive and respectful towards the shared narratives of other participants.
- Artists cannot do audio or video recordings during the workshop.
- Artists will be given a participation honorarium of Rs. 2500 per workshop, for their time and engagement.
How can you apply
Please completely fill and submit the Google Docs form