A Home in the Constant Flux and a 1984 Exhibit

ICAAD Artivist Dilpreet Bhullar's exhibit "A Home in the Constant Flux: A Call to the Verb Memory," was on display from August 29-September 19th at Jawahar Bawan in Delhi.

Dilpreet, alongside curator Manan Shah, created an evocative exhibit which includes 36 photographs unravelling deeply personal narratives of migration, memory, and identity. Through extensive research, Dilpreet captures the invisible thread that binds our histories to physical objects—artifacts that carry the weight of love, survival, and resilience as people traverse borders. These objects, weathered by time, become vessels of memory, embodying both the personal and the political.

We're also please to announce that in honor of those lost, and the resilience of those who lived, resisted and built new lives, artist/storyteller/advocate Vishavjit Singh, ICAAD, and the Sikh Coalition are partnering to host a multi-media art exhibit in New York City entitled 40 Years Later: Art, Resilience, and the Legacy of 1984 from October 31st-November 9th. Please learn more and show your support at: https://dvnetwork.org/projects/40-years-later-art-resilience-and-the-legacy-of-1984