Archive · 25 Sep 2025
South Asian Artists Connect Through Art in Delhi
A group of artists from different South Asian countries are holding an art event in India.
They are showing off all kinds of art, from paintings to music, to bring people together.
They hope to build a community where everyone feels connected.
The artists aim to share their work with others in the region.
Even though travel can be difficult, art makes it easier to connect.
Over 80 South Asian artists from six countries are presenting their work at the event.
The event, called South Asian Playground (SAP), features diverse art forms.
The event is hosted by a collection of artists to connect across borders.
The event provides an environment for art discussion and exploration.
The event reflects a goal to transcend geographic limitations through art.
- Who
- South Asian artists and collectives.
- What
- An art event showcasing work from artists across South Asia.
- When
- The event is currently taking place.
- Where
- A basement in South Delhi, India.
- Why
- To foster connections and solidarity among South Asian artists, especially given border restrictions.
- Event Name
- South Asian Playground (SAP)
- Location
- South Delhi, India
- Participating Countries
- India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Singapore
- Organizers
- Collectives like First.Draft, Friends of Toto, Ghartera, Studio 6/6, Kaalo.101, and Studio Kayamai
- Event Goal
- To connect South Asian artists and communities through art