From Where I Stand is a new exhibition of prints and multimedia artworks featuring the work of seven contemporary artists from India and Scotland, marking the culmination of the Future Flow project.
The Future Flow project has seen 18 Scotland and India-based young art workers collaborate to ideate, commission, and deliver the new exhibition From Where I Stand and a series of public events. 11 of these 18 curators have worked together to develop and deliver the From Where I Stand exhibition in its Scottish iteration.
Having opened in Ahmedabad (National Institute of Design) and travelled to Delhi (British Council) in Spring 2023, the new commissions will be exhibited alongside existing works in print, video and installation at Edinburgh Printmakers.
Artists featured are Claire Barclay, Nishi Chodimella, Anupa Gardner, Sushanta Guha, Sonia Mehra Chawla, Shiva Nallaperumal and Swapnaa Tamhane.
The guidebook was a tool to make information accessible to those who wanted to know more about how printed artworks were made. The design, layout and compilation took four days, covering eight printing processes. The book was published in monochrome to ensure that the authentic colours of the artworks on exhibit remained unaltered.
The book combines illustrations, diagrams, text and infographics inspired by the displayed artworks to explain the printing processes and techniques.
The project was possible with Shivani, Vrushali, Eichha and Tanishka, who gave me the opportunity. Tarun Deep Girdher, my mentor, introduced me to these printing processes at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.
I'd like you to please read more about the 'From Where I Stand' exhibition here.
