To make art accessible to diverse audiences, Asian Paints and St+Art India have launched the Mumbai Urban Art Festival across key venues such as Sassoon Dock, Mahim East, Bandra, Churchgate station & Jindal Mansion. The idea of a ‘city in a flux’ will show the fluidity of Mumbai, a city that has a mix of beauty, darkness, and diversity, with 60 local and international artists.
The Sassoon Dock Art Project will become an art hub with permanent outdoor murals, leading to three indoor experiential exhibitions. To make it engaging for whoever walks in, various activities such as art walks, talks, and performances will be hosted over the weekends, so skip the bar this Saturday, and indulge in some cultural respite.
At the intersection of Mahim Station and Dharavi will be the Mahim (E) Art District, which will feature at least 20 murals by local and international artists. With two temporary installations and a permanent artwork over Carter Road Skatepark, Bandra’s Christmas cheer will have an additional quirk with the Bandra Project, which will include a walk and talk as well.
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