Folks in Bangalore interested in playing, breaking, or making games?
Join us this summer for a fun workshop where we'll play, remix, and create our own non-digital games from scratch!
No experience in games or design required! :)
Registration details: https://t.co/0d08n8pUtU
We love living in a museum of stories - wandering imagined questions and romanticised pasts, gently cushioning our feelings to mask the stories that never became real. The present asks for something harder: answering those questions and living the stories ourselves.
What if exhibitions were played, not just seen?
Join us this Saturday at the Science Gallery to explore questions around play and embodiment in public spaces!
Workshop | Exploring Public Spaces as Playgrounds
Swapnesh Samaiya @banbutterjam, Game Designer and Researcher at the National Institute of Design, invites participants to engage with exhibits through play. Together, we'll explore how play can transform the way we experience public spaces.
📆 17 January 2026, Saturday
⏰ 11am- 5pm
📍 Science Gallery Bengaluru
For details and free registration, please visit the Programmes link in our bio or the URL https://t.co/MzYBBZUC7J
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Mr. Athul Dinesh and Mr. Swapnesh Samaiya, Faculty from the NID Bengaluru campus, have been working on an R&D project in collaboration with the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), New Delhi and Channapatna artisans over the last semester.
The outcome of this project is currently on display at the Red Fort, New Delhi, at the L2 Barrack – Atmanirbhar Centre for Design (ABCD).
Visitors in Delhi are warmly invited to explore the exhibition and experience this collaboration between craft, design, and innovation.
@NID_India@DPIITGoI@ignca_delhi@PiyushGoyal@JitinPrasada
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Games and Workshop event: Can board games be a useful tool for public engagement with nature?
Play and explore the board game Birds in the City: Bengaluru Edition, designed to explore bird diversity and ecology change in the city, along with the game’s scientist-creators.