In Kolkata, At the Still Point brings two performances that explore belonging
At the eighth edition of At the Still Point, Madhya Pradesh’s Gram Art Project and Manipuri artiste Surjit Nongmeikapam use Cotton Stainers and Fountain to explore women’s labour, seed sovereignty, memory, violence, displacement and what it means to find — or lose — a sense of home.
· 8/11/2026, 2:36:02 PM· 2 min read
At the eighth edition of At the Still Point, Madhya Pradesh’s Gram Art Project and Manipuri artiste Surjit Nongmeikapam use Cotton Stainers and Fountain to explore women’s labour, seed sovereignty, memory, violence, displacement and what it means to find — or lose — a sense of home.
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