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As an Art Consultancy, the work of SICCA is divided into 4 components: 1. Art Interventions in Public Spaces Using our network and expertise of cultural management, we organize art festivals, residencies, community engagement events and curated experiences to create a platform for indigenous artwork to be showcased and to forge possibilities of collaboration between […]
The train was super crowded, I could see-smell-feel the sweat of the passengers around me. The late afternoon heat of Bengal was beginning to make me dizzy and the crowd ofoverpowering sensations was making me drift off to a distant land, without physically moving aninch. In the midst of this travel between the land of sleep […]
In Hyderabad is our country’s longest flyover and it was inaugurated in the year 2009. The flyover connects Mehdipatnam to Aramghar junction on NH-7 leading to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Shamshabad and is 11.6 Km long. For the purpose of this Blog, we are examining the recyclability of the urban space under flyovers in […]
SICCA as an arts consultancy works for the promotion and archival of indigenous arts and architecture practices of the country, achieved through various tools and media.
A graduate of the National School of Drama and Edinburgh Napier University. Her work mostly concerns Gender, Privilege, and Sustainability. She is a student of the Baul tradition and Kudiyattam and has performed in several countries. She has been a recipient of the Ministry of Culture Performance Research Fellowship for two years consecutively.
Hesha is an architect and an avid traveller from Ahmedabad. Her work in the field of architecture and interiors takes a collaborative approach to achieve creative, multidisciplinary solutions. She explores different perspectives in space design through her passion for travelling and work on ground with communities.
Sadhya is an architect by education and a writer by passion. She graduated from USAP, New Delhi and has worked in the field of sustainable architecture. She loves to write about architecture, travelling and beyond. She has been the Design Editor at ANUsandhan Publication, Anant National University’s first student-led journal while she was pursuing Anant Fellowship.
Divnoor Kaur is an architect and entrepreneur from Ludhiana. She started her own art studio, Studio Pintado at the age of 18, and has done more than 70 projects spanning 15 cities in India. She has been a Youth Fellow- Gramya Manthan where she spearheaded pond restoration and worked with villagers in Kanpur.
