For the next couple of weeks we introduce members of the Class of 2016 and an example of their favorite work prior to entering MFAD.

Meet: Bhavika Aggarwal, New Delhi, India.

In January – February 2014 New Delhi was host to St.ART Delhi, India’s largest street art festival. Artists were invited from all over the world to participate in a month long celebration of urban art on the walls of some of the oldest parts of Delhi: it’s urban villages. Delhi Dallying was commissioned by the festival to lead a curated walk through the streets and art of Shahpur Jat, the site for the first phase. Our intent with this project was to introduce our audience to the festival, the artists and the incredible work they had done – and to initiate conversation about the many historical and social layers of Shahpur Jat and about its ongoing encounter with international street art. Delhi Dallying also curated special packages for every participant to take home. Each cardboard box contained A5 cards on the St.ART Delhi Festival and the village of Shahpur Jat, as well as a route map. Also included were a stencil, a blank card, two postcards and two The Moving Delhi Project cards.

Delhi Dallying: Bhavika Aggarwal, Rohan Patankar and Varun Bajaj.