Mumbai
Current Projects

Empowerment: Art and Feminisms is a South Asian travelling multidisciplinary exhibition, showcasing the work of thirty one feminist artists or artist collectives. It looks at inclusion at all levels and showcases the voices and rights of various gender and social minorities, expecially in the context of South Asia.

The year-long project endeavoured to offer space for reflection, dialogue and creative work for young literary translators in the South Asia region. It culminated in an exciting assignment of translating selected works of Franz Kafka into eight South Asian languages, which one can read and listen to on this platform. The project will continue to maintain the spirit within the framework of forthcoming regional projects.

The Science Film Festival 2024 will center on the theme of Net Zero and the Circular Economy, emphasizing the urgent need for actions beyond solely reducing global greenhouse gas emissions to address climate protection effectively.

The exhibition project »Critical Zones« invites visitors to engage with the critical situation of the Earth in a novel and diverse way and to explore new modes of coexistence between all forms of life.

This project aims at building on existing work done by Goethe-Instituts on trainings for cultural managers and develop cultural management expertise. It will involve setting up a curriculum for a summer school and the publication of the results as part of a book sprint made available online as an Open Educational Resource (OER)

M.A.P // A.M.P is a new podcast series by Goethe-Institut that aims to map the role of music in activism, movements, and protests. Host Bhanuj Kappal explores the intersection of music and activism in the South Asian Context, aided by musicians, academics and cultural organisations from across the subcontinent.

The current global situation demands a stronger and renewed focus on the environment. State of Nature intends to create a broader conversation between multi-disciplinary ideas of nature, as a way of opening new discourses, in the framework of the Anthropocene. The project began in 2018 and continues till date.

C³: Codes, Creativity, Communities is a year-long program that welcomes participants from the fields of culture and  technology to expand their imagination and creativity through collaborative engagements, toward cultural production and civil society concerns.