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Exhibitions

The OCO Exhibition Programme transforms research, fieldwork, documentation, and craft knowledge into public experiences. Through curated exhibitions, installations, and presentations, the programme brings artisans, researchers, artists, and audiences into dialogue, creating new perspectives on Odisha’s living craft traditions. Each exhibition serves as a space where history, material culture, and contemporary practice converge, making craft accessible to wider audiences while honouring the communities that sustain it.

Kansa

A curatorial exploration of Balakati's bell metal craft, challenging conventional distinctions between art and artisanal practice.

The Popular Pipili

Residency 2025 is a six-week residency that explores and documents Odisha's living Chandua appliqué tradition through art, design, research, and community engagement.

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