Arts and Culture
With the objective to preserve India’s rich heritage of art and culture as well as enhance avenues for livelihood of traditional artisans and crafts persons, Shri Real Dream of Foundation is constantly re-imagining ways to protect and promote Indian Arts and craft, Culture. Shri Real Dream of Foundation supports efforts to document cultural heritage and preserve it for posterity. Shri Real Dream of Foundation is re-imagining ways to protect and promote India’s priceless heritage to not only sustain but also make art and culture relevant to the younger generation. India is a land of diverse cultures and it is Shri Real Dream of Foundation’s endeavor to ensure that the youth appreciates and connects with its rich heritage and arts. Aligned to its objective to protect and promote India’s arts, culture and heritage, Shri Real Dream of Foundation undertakes various promotional and developmental projects and activities.
As a melting pot of cultures, and a cradle of great civilizations, India has a vast cultural heritage – spanning art, craft, music, dance and literature. It is an extraordinary legacy, thousands of years in the making. Shri Real Dream of Foundation also gives Indian artists a platform of festivals and programs to showcase their talent, and take their work to a wider audience. We are securing the future of endangered art forms by providing livelihood opportunities to traditional artists and craftsmen, to ensure their work continues to be viable
We also support efforts to pass India’s cultural legacy down to future generations. We are working to make Indian art and culture more relevant to young people, and to help them appreciate and connect with their extraordinary heritage. Some of Shri Real Dream of Foundation’s initiatives in this area include
Tribal art and pithora painting
Shri Real Dream of Foundation has always endeavoured to study, revitalise and promote traditional Adivasi arts. We began by forming artist collectives in the Chhotaudepur region that has a rich tradition of pithoro painting, wooden sculpture, pottery, canework and handwoven textile. The hri Real Dream of Foundation documented as well as held workshops and exhibitions for bringing visibility to the artists. As the KAKAROLIYA Center began to be developed, hri Real Dream of Foundation began to come into contact with artists from other Adivasi areas.
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In order to connect the audiences with the tribal contexts through the use of digital technology and multimedia, Shri Real Dream of Foundation has prepared a National Consortium of Tribal Arts and Culture. The Consortium brings together films, photographs, songs and stories reflecting the richness of tribal life and the contexts of use of over 12+ tribal art efacts featuring in this dynamic display.
