Goethe Institute seeking Entries for Gender Bender 2020 – India
Deadline: 15-Sep-20
Entries are now open for Gender Bender 2020 which is a joint project of the Goethe-Institute / Max Mueller Bhavan and Sandbox Collective. Gender Bender is conceived, conceptualised, and curated by Sandbox Collective.
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Gender Bender is the first festival of its kind in India that showcases new works of art around gender, as concept, discourse, construct, and as art itself, creating a space for gender with artists and audiences alike.The festival aims to contribute to the ever-evolving understanding of gender and its implications, to help produce works that re-examine and re-imagine the concept.
Selected projects will be presented in Bangalore between December 3 and 6, 2020. While it is their intention to conduct the festival as planned, there could be unforeseen changes as a consequence of the COVID-19 crisis. The selected grantees and the general public will be updated as and when required, in case of any changes in the project timelines or format.
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Funding Information
A maximum grant amount of INR 50,000 towards the creation of the work, awarded at the discretion of the panel with due reference to your proposal and budget.
An additional INR 5000 for documentation.
Who can apply?
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They invite applications from artists and individuals working in the field of arts to create new and original work around the idea of gender. You are encouraged to approach this theme in a critical way, in relation to your own perspective. The artistic contributions can take any form of expression across different media – from dance to drawing, from photography to pottery, mixed media to mime, and everything in-between, so long as it is new work that can be presented, performed, screened, or exhibited to an audience.
For more information, visit https://www.goethe.de/ins/in/en/sta/ban/ueb/gnb.html?wt_sc=india_genderbender