How can we create more socially and economically inclusive public spaces? Under the theme of Public Art, Sreejata and Mrityunjay talk about engaging with communities through their art practice.

Sreejata and Mrityunjay have been collaborating on various art projects in India and abroad as Revue. Through the medium of community-based art, design pedagogy and media-focused research, their work revolves around the city, politics of space and lived conditions, and involves collaboration with communities for the realization of the projects. Presently they are working on a year and half long project in the urban village of Khirkee exploring the idea of women in public space supported by Khoj International Artist Association, Delhi. Revue is simultaneously also engaging with homeless women at the shelter in Jama Masjid supported by ArtReach India, New Delhi.