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KYTA
A TRAVEL AND ART EXPERIMENT
the kalga art collection
Spread across physical artworks situated in the outdoors and across lived-in and abandoned spaces, the art collection dedicated to the Himalayan village continues to grow and blossom. The collection also hosts an extensive archive of electronic artworks and in-depth documentation of performances, live events, the artistic process and collective experiences of the people hosted by the program since 2014.
The art collection is energised by the contributions from the artists engaged with the KYTA program or studio residencies in the facilities.
KYTA 2017:
CATALOG
Moon cannot be stolen
Harsha Durugadda, India (2016)
Windschatten
Farah Mulla, India (2016)
Himalayan Plastic Pleasure
Nadine Baldow, Germany (2016)
Moon cannot be stolen
Harsha Durugadda, India (2016)
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OUTDOORS
Outdoors
Clay Lunch
Rashi Jain and friends (2017)
A concept of a white dwarf ageing
Damian Linossi, Argentina (2014)
Pharma Paintings
Jo Voysey, South Africa (2016)
Clay Lunch
Rashi Jain and friends (2017)
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INDOORS
indoors
Karma Quad
Created by Sound.Codes (2017)
Karma Studio
Created by Rashi Jain - Studio Karva (2016)
Karma Studio
Created by Rashi Jain - Studio Karva (2016)
Karma Quad
Created by Sound.Codes (2017)
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FACILITIES
facilities
The egg in the web
Extract from Margarita Kennedy's performance at KYTA 2017
aLpha
Poster of the film, aLpha - the artistic result of KYTA 2014
Untitled
Diya Sarker, India (2016)
The egg in the web
Extract from Margarita Kennedy's performance at KYTA 2017
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ELECTRONIC
Electronic
INEDIE
The artistic result of KYTA 2015 | An Indo-French Collaboration
Running time: 01:01:01 | Colour | English with sub-titles
alpha
The artistic result of KYTA 2014
Running time: 00:21:00 | Colour | No language
sound works
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