Exhibitions & Documentary Films

The exhibition showcasing the magnificence of India’s heritage from ancient times till today was a part of “Europalia Exhibition” in Brussles in November 2013. The exhibition since then been presented in various cities in India.

An exhibition focusing on the Conservation Initiatives of INTACH during the last 30 years formed part of the AR&PA 9th International Congress 2014 held from 13th to 16th November in Valladolid, Spain.

INTACH in association with DMRC has mounted permanent photographic exhibitions at the Green Park Metro station and Jor Bagh Metro Station. Through a collection of unique photographs, line drawings and small installations, the exhibitions bring to life the richness and splendour of the heritage sites surrounding the Metro Stations
The Documentary Film Black Pottery of Nizamabad relates the story of a craft that is a wonderful amalgamation of concept, design and execution.
The Documentary Film Jaisalmer – Stories set in Stone is a tribute to the wonderful skills of the craftspeople of Jaisalmer and the entire community whose creative spirit makes Jaisalmer what it is.
The Documentary Film The Story of Chanderi offers a window into a place that is deeply connected to its social, cultural, and natural environment.
The Documentary Film PAPER TRAILS celebrates the centuries-old paper-making craft of Kagzipura.
The Film INTACH SACRED WASTE PROGRAMME elaborates on INTACH’s initiative to offer an alternative for flower disposal while generating meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities for women of the community.
The Film, Crochet Craft, part of the series Training Craft Communities Programme, celebrates INTACH’s mandate to help communities to upskill their craft and provides design interventions to develop sustainable products and reach wider markets. INTACH works with its more than 207 chapters to make a positive difference in the lives of craft communities all over India.
Craft cataloging with artisan rates
The aim is to make it convenient for the people to engage with the craftspeople while enabling craft people with the opportunity to leverage the digital audience and sustain their craft practices during these challenging times. The initiative is unique as it not just documents the process and details of various crafts but also records the rates for varied detailing and workmanship of each craft. The initiative will be beneficial to the community and will directly connect them with architects, builders, designers, etc.
As part of the Pilot project, Heritage Craft and Community division collaborated with Creative Dignity, to documented Woodcraft of Himachal Pradesh, in this format.