MAKING ART INCLUSIVE

The sixth edition of the Serendipity Arts Festival features independent and collaborative projects that showcase inclusivity and sustainability

- Geetika Sachdev

The incredible diversity in multicultural art forms is a testament to India's rich cultural heritage. However, many of these indigenous arts haven't received the recognition they deserve. It is with this thought that the Serendipity Arts Foundation launched South Asia's biggest international multicultural festival, the Serendipity Arts Festival, in 2016 to celebrate myriad art forms and creative ideas.

Currently in its sixth edition, the annual festival will be held from Have December 15 to 23 in Panjim, Goa, across multiple venues like the Old GMC Complex, the Art Park, and Nagalli Hills Ground, among others. This year, the Serendipity Arts Festival will offer South Asian artists a platform to amplify their voices alongside building a community where young minds can engage, ideate and co-create.