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MASH FICA Award: Supporting New Media Art Practice in India

In-person and Virtual Fellowships for Journalists in Asia-Pacific

Deadline: 1 November 2018

The Foundation for Indian Contemporary Art in collaboration with MASH (My Art Shalini), has launched its MASH FICA Award to support artists working in new media.  This Award aims to support independent media artists with the creation of specific projects.

The Grant aims to encourage reflective, aesthetic and speculative projects that look at the intersections of art and technology. The project should seek to express a critical understanding of technology as process, beyond the industrial frameworks within which it gets deployed.

MASH is supported by the Shalini Passi Art Foundation, which endeavours to create a new paradigm for artistic expression in India by supporting, educating, and encouraging experimental new practices in the field of arts – taking inspiration from the country’s rich cultural traditions to create a contemporary aesthetic for India.

The Foundation invites projects that engage with a range of sources both within the arts and the wider field of information technologies, communications and entertainment. Informed by the rapid pace of technological innovation, development and equally obsolescence, New Media Art is a constantly changing category encompassing work engaging with mediums pertaining to the moving image, lens-based media, digital technology, database, hypertext, cyberspace and the internet, audio technology and sound art, sensory technology, surveillance technologies, computer and video games, GPS systems and biotechnology, among others.

Award Information

The Award sum is for Rs. 4,00,000.

Criteria

How to Apply

Eligible Country: India

For more information, please visit MASH FICA Award.

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