River Landscapes: A New Glossary

River Landscapes is an international research and curatorial project between South Asia and Europe that tackles the capitalistic language used to describe rivers by creating a new, decolonised, transdisciplinary glossary for water. The project collects data on rivers in South Asia and Europe, conducts workshops, commissions artworks, and curates exhibitions to makes public the research gathered.

We are an international team of artists, curators and scientists (from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Switzerland and Europe) and include:
Noor Ahmed
Martina Huber
Mira Jo Hirtz
Ravi Agarwal
Johannes M Hedinger
Damian Christinger
Ruxmini Choudhury
Jahnavi Phalkey
Debjani Bhattacharyya
Ishita Chakraborty
Anushka Rajendran.

With executing partners:
WE ARE AIA I Awareness in Art Zurich, CH
Toxic Links, not-for-profit organization New-Delhi, India
The Citizens Archive of Pakistan, Pakistan
Science Gallery Bengaluru in Bangalore, India
ILEA – Insitute for Land and Environmental Art in Safiental, CH
Prameya Art Foundation New-Delhi, India

Supported by the Pro Helvetia Synergies fund
Graphic Design by operative.space