Studio Khirki

11/03/2020

ZINE EXHIBITION
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
The Irregulars Art Fair x Pulp Society

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!

Pulp Society in collaboration with The Irregulars Art Fair Reading Room invites zine submissions for the forthcoming exhibition This is (not) tomorrow. Selected zines will be exhibited as part of the larger curated program of This is (not) tomorrow, which will also feature zines from the TIRAF Reading Room collection, DIY workshops and more.

This is (not) tomorrow is an invitation to re-imagine the possibilities of life and living in the 21st century. As we move into increasingly uncertain futures rippled with ecological disasters, economic insecurities and rising rhetoric of intolerance and violence, there is a dire need to re-think, re-imagine and re-write our collective futures. Drawing from the history of zines as a space for autonomous thinking and alternative ideas, we invite you to contemplate the idea of ‘tomorrow’.

SUBMISSION DETAILS & DATES
Application Deadline: 27 March 2020
Selection Announcement: 1 April 2020

Please submit the following to [email protected]:

A PDF or images of a completed zine (with a written description of some of the content)
A proposal for a new zine you want to make (with images / sketches of previous artwork to illustrate your idea)

Selected Zines will have to be shipped to Pulp Society by April 10, 2020. Cost of shipping is to be borne by the artist. Pulp Society will be responsible for returning the zine to the artist.

Please mention in your application if you Zine is for sale or for display. A commission on works sold will go to Pulp Society.

For more information on the theme, zine history and how to submit, please visit http://www.pulpsociety.in/programme.html

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The Irregulars Art Fair is India’s first anti-art fair for independent artists, conceived to foster a dialogue that transcends prescribed geographies, hierarchies, and established markets.
We seek to present new and undiscovered artists in spaces that were not originally created for an art exhibition and to showcase their work in ways and forms that are not conventionally meant for display. The aim of TIRAF is to create a community at the intersection point of different genres of art and culture, for inventing new ones. Thereby forging an alternative space for the irregular arts, for the weird and bizarre.

Tarini Sethi Sitara Chowfla Vrinda Suneja

18/02/2019

Our space was completely converted again this year for The Irregulars Art Fair 2019
Come check out our murals in person done by उत्कर्ष वर्मा Santanu Hazarika Gulab Saggu Arun Sharma Neethi Goldhawk and Giggling Monkey Studio

09/11/2018

Absolutely obsessed with our artist of the day
Sri Lankan-born, Sydney-based artist Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran is often referred to as the ‘bad boy of ceramics’.On a personal level, there isn’t a trace of ‘bad boy’ in his almost rarefied politeness –something he is keen to see more of in the art world.
Formally trained in painting and drawing his practice has a sculptural emphasis which champions the physicality of art making. While proceeding from a confident atheist perspective, Nithiyendran draws upon his Hindu and Christian heritage as reference points as well as a large range of sources including the internet, po*******hy, fashion and art history. Self-portraits make frequent appearances and the dual presence of male and female organs suggest gender fluid realms of new possibilities.
Quirks of Nithiyendran’s character and his immersion in screen culture appear as emojis and a lavishness of colour but there is also, more critically, a growing consideration of relationships and power.
Words from Sullivan and Strumpf and Extraordinary Routines.
Follow to see more of this bizarrely excellent work
https://ramesh-nithiyendran.com
Tag to be feature on our page .
@ Studio Khirki

09/10/2018

Bangalore
Maraa - a media and arts collective

OCTOBER JAM | WEEK 2 | FILMS & POSTERS
STRAY DOGS | Film Screening
CLEAR THE AIR | Poster making, re-imagining.

08/10/2018

An artist we've been falling more and more in love with is our artist of the day .
Through her work and the array of materials she uses, she has been changing the perceptions of the human body and using fashion to change the lenses through which we view women.
Zuhra Hilal was born in Kabul, Afghanistan and lives and works in Copenhagen.
She studied fashion design in Hamburg.
Zuhra challenges the perception of women and their sexuality in society through installations, performances, videos and posted art.
To see more of her incredible work follow .
To be featured on our page tag .
@ Studio Khirki

08/10/2018

Artist of the day -

Sanchit is a designer and digital artist from New Delhi who works with vector 3D and audio. His work explores space, chrome and textures.
Follow to see more of his work .
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@ Studio Khirki

08/10/2018

Artist of the day:
Taiwanese artist/ photographer Yung Cheng Lin’s ( )evocative works are our focus today. .

08/10/2018

Artist of the Day-
This is Ada Chen, a badass artist who’s work explores the nuances of Chinese American life. (Above) her earrings, that show the fetishising conversations she’s had with men.
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06/10/2018

For people wanting to learn more about how shows are really put together- apply !
Mani Sharma

WANTED!
Art Management & Curation Interns
Contact details on the poster.



Vasundhra Tewari Broota Chetna Jalan Mani Sharma