Abhidha Niphade’s project explores late 19th- to mid-20th-century photographs from the V&A collection, both identified and anonymous, focusing on narratives of women’s labour in textile production.
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Sohini Basak will discuss her forthcoming novel, set in her hometown of Barrackpore, India, it explores how the East India Company created a menagerie, now considered one of the earliest Asian zoos.
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Varna Venugopal asks ‘What can an Indian plantation novel teach us about colonialism?’ at this Durham University community event.
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Watch our video to see why CWIT has such a special place in Ekta's heart.
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Charles Wallace India Trust are delighted to announce the Fellowship for extended research at the V&A.
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Aimed at practising translators at any stage of their career and at language enthusiasts who want to explore the world of literary translation.
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Read the ArtReview feature on CWIT alumni Soumya Sankar Bose
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Chanakya Vyas is a playwright, screenwriter, director and educator, and received the Charles Wallace India Trust Long Term Award in 2014.
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Curated by CWIT alumni Shalmali Shetty this new exhibition features works from artists Ashanti Harris, Asuf Ishaq, Mele Broomes, Michael Mersinis, Nadia Zhaya & Arthur Start.
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An exhibition, curated by Latika Gupta is presented by the Charles Wallace India Trust in collaboration with British Council India. The five artists presented in this exhibition span a generation of CWIT grantees.
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Soumya Sankar Bose has been in residence at the Delfina Foundation We are working in partnership with two well-known London organisations the Triangle Arts Trust (Gasworks) and the Delfina Foundation.
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We're celebrating our 40th Anniversary by looking back at the history of the trust and it's Secretaries. First up is our profile of the late Roddy Cavaliero who was the first Secretary 1981–1993.
Read More“I soon became convinced that there are broadly two kinds of writers – those that face a wall and those that face a window.'“
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