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Operates in Asia

Fearless Collective

  • Services offered
  • Awareness Campaigns
  • Exhibition and Performance Opportunities
  • Fellowships
  • Residencies
  • Disciplines
  • Visual Artists
  • Designers
  • Painters
  • Photographers
  • Target demographic
  • People Living in East and South Asia
  • Religious and Ethnic Minorities
  • Human Rights Defenders
  • Women
  • LGTBQ+ Artists
  • Youth
Guidelines of assistance

The Fearless Collective periodically undertakes campaigns and capacity training for emerging artists desirous of engaging more deeply with social justice movements in South Asia. They run a fellowship program and interested applicants must get in touch with them directly.

Description

The Fearless Collective is a South Asia-based public arts project that creates space to move from fear to love using participative public art. In 2012, Bangalore-based visual artist Shilo Shiv Suleman started Fearless in response to the powerful protests that shook the country after the “Nirbhaya” tragedy in Delhi, India. Since then, Fearless has worked in over 10 countries, co-creating 38 murals, reclaiming spaces, and carving out public depictions of women and their significance in society.

Last updated Oct 19, 2021
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