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Lodhi Art District

2016 - ongoing

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Art Station at Arjan Garh Metro Station

2017

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F(r)iction at Kona

2019

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Gandhi Mural at ITO

2014

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This is Not Street Art

2014

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#WIP: The Street Art Show

2016

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Govindpuri Metro Station - first Art Station

2016

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Azadpur Mandi

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KHIRKEE EXTENSION/KHAN MARKET/CP/HAUZ KHAS/SPA

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The Night Shelter Project

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Tihar Jail

2014

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Shahpur Jat

2014

Lodhi Art District

As part of St+art Delhi 2016, the Foundation worked in close collaboration with CPWD to re-invigorate the walls between Khanna Market and Meherchand Market, and convert Lodhi Colony into India’s first Public Art District. The aim of the project was to work closely with government bodies and the community of Lodhi Colony to create art works in public spaces. By the end of the project in 2016, 23 murals were added to the area. Today, with 56+ artworks, the colony is widely recognized as the first open-air art district of the country and the reception received by it in terms of footfall, the number of tours and walks being organised, photo and video shoots taking place, and an increased sense of community pride amongst its inhabitants encourages us to build on the district every year.

Govindpuri Metro Station - first Art Station

The 'Art Stations project' is a project that transforms transit spaces into walk through galleries for the public. In January 2016, St+art collaborated with the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to create the first ‘Art Station’ of Delhi - the Govindpuri metro station. Rome-based artist Augustino Iacurci, who paints figurative characters in bold and solid colours, painted the façade of the station. He was assisted by students of GD Goenka University.

#WIP: The Street Art Show

Designed as a walk-through experiential exhibition, the ‘#WIP: The Street Art Show’ was hosted in the unconventional space of Inland Container Depot (ICD-TKD) for 40 days. 31,200 square feet of ICD was transformed into a walk-through exhibition by using 100 shipping containers, using over 1,000 liters of paint and 20,000 working hours by 25 national and international artists. Through #WIP, we created an art-hub in an unexpected space to offer diverse sectors of society newer experiences, especially to people who were usually excluded from the reach of art. By the end of the project, more than 20,000 visitors had visited the exhibition.

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Azadpur Mandi

Azadpur Mandi (Market) is Asia's largest fruit and vegetable market. Right at the entrance of the building is the Cold storage facility which is a massive refrigeration unit that stores food for most of the city. American artist Axel Void created a landmark project where he painted a still life image titled ‘Zindagi’ (Life) as a tribute to the workers of the market, paying an ode to their lives and livelihoods which help sustain their life of city.

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F(r)iction at Kona

At F(r)iction - an immersive walkthrough experience at a space called Kona in Jor Bagh, 17 Indian and international artists created site-specific installations, videos, interactive multimedia pieces and murals around the interaction and overlap amidst effects of technology, art, culture, and alternate realities to transform the venue of Kona in a parallel universe of ‘frictions and fictions’.