The entire journey into the ‘Art for Hope’ is one of the most satisfying moments in the decade-long journey of Yakshadeevige – unforgettable moments. It was a great learning experience too.
This was the first time as artists we were able to present our work in a wholesome way. We enjoyed audience reactions who praised our process and our art not for our gender but for the quality of work
The Art for hope grant was a lifeline for my project, which had stalled due to financial and pandemic-related challenges. HMIF's support not only revived my artistic journey but also uplifted a community of fellow artists.
The HMIF Art for hope grant enabled me to focus on my practice, exploring multi-layered image processes, sound, video, and interactive mechanisms. I am immensely grateful to the HMIF team for this opportunity to create and showcase my work to a broader audience.
The Art for hope grant provided funding for resources crucial to completing my picture series project on farmer's lives. The subsequent exhibition of my work at Bikaner House and online platforms has been invaluable.
The Hyundai Art for hope project provided a remarkable platform for Connect Signal. Our artisans had the opportunity to connect with a diverse artistic community and engage with a wide audience, enriching their experience significantly.
I am deeply grateful to HMIF for this transformative opportunity. The grant has significantly expanded my artistic and research capabilities, enabling me to explore new horizons and amplify my message.
We sincerely thank HMIF for supporting Bholanath and the future of Sherpai craft. The Art for hope 2023 grant has provided Bholanath and his art a crucial pathway for sustainable growth and development.
Art for hope was an incredible experience. The platform provided me with a powerful space to highlight the urgent issue of waste segregation through my art. Engaging with diverse audiences and fellow artists has been truly inspiring.
We express our sincere gratitude to HMIF for the Art for hope 2023 grant. This vital support enabled Redesign Design Cell to revitalize the dying art of Shora painting. This generous support from HMIF inspires us to continue our creative endeavors.
I extend my sincere gratitude to Art for hope for the opportunity to exhibit my artwork. This platform has been pivotal in my artistic career. The team's support, interactions with fellow artists, and the enriching experience of natural dyeing have been invaluable.
The grant played a pivotal role in bringing my project to fruition. You guys provided me a platform to reach and engage with a supportive audience who share a belief in my work, which is crucial for its continued growth.
Participating in the Art for hope exhibition has been an incredible journey, helping me harmonize my passion for art with the complexities of everyday life.
It was truly fulfilling to see my artworks displayed alongside those of other talented individuals, all united by a shared commitment to sustainability and environmental awareness.
Art for hope is doing great job promoting young artist and bringing all form of art under one roof.
A native artist explores the factors driving “Climate Change in Himalayas” driving global warming, from the greenhouse effect to rising carbon emissions, and their consequences through lithographic prints. He addresses the impact of climate change on the Himalayan region, where melting glaciers and changing weather patterns threaten ecosystems, water resources, and local communities.
A young artist from rural Maharashtra observes how the working class is constantly marginalised and goes unnoticed despite their contribution to the country's economy through this photo series capturing the true heroes of the street.
An interdisciplinary stage performance “Hearing the Fingers” embodies the transformative power of art, giving voice to the unheard, particularly in the typically sound-dominated theatre space. The performance promotes inclusivity and expression, bridging communication gaps through lights, visuals, and emotions. The performance is structured in three parts: a stage performance, the documentary film screening, and an art exhibition, inviting audiences to experience a deaf artist Amit Vardhan and a filmmaker Manan Kathuria’s world and communicate beyond words
A reinterpretation of traditional Tamil theatre art in a contemporary context. Senior artist P. Rajagopal collaborated with PeeVee, a contemporary photographer to make Kattaikkuttu accessible to a wider audience and ensure that future generations are able to enjoy this rich tradition.
A project to upskill women artisans from Uttarakhand to create artwork using pine needles and bhimal fiber. The project empowered women farmers who collect pine needles, mitigating the risk of forest fires, and transforms these needles into valuable products. Utilizing selu, a local grass traditionally used in crafts to create beautiful handmade utilitarian items
A Goa based artist collective address environmental generational amnesia by involving younger generation. They create a space for conversations around the Mangrove ecosystem and engage those whose livelihood depends upon the health of the ecosystem.
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