:TheKochi-Muziris Biennale starting on December 12 will feature a dynamic range of artwork,along with curated programming in cinema and performance, as well as seminars and workshops, the organisers said here Sunday.
Curated by eminent artist Anita Dube around the theme of 'Possibilities for a Non-Alienated Life', the 108-day Biennale held across nine venues will feature 95 artist projects, a release issued by Kochi Biennale Foundation (KBF) said here.
Slated to conclude on March 29 2019, the Biennale will be held across heritage venues in Fort Kochi and Mattancherry, as well as the Durbar Hall in downtown Ernakulam.
The major art event comes just four months after Kerala was ravaged by its worst natural calamity in a century, affirming the states resilience following the tragic floods and landslides.
"While preparation has been key my vision for the Biennale can only be actualised with the active participation of the public," Dube said.
Dube, who mastered in fine arts from the famed Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, said: "We are working at full capacity to create the structures that I hope everyone can claim, by listening, sharing, and speaking."