Curatorial, community and public-art initiatives that extend the practice beyond the individual artwork.
Satyabhama Majhi served as a core ideator and curator for the project inside India’s New Parliament House. Curated alongside the Lalit Kala Akademi, the community-driven initiative showcased regional aesthetics and tribal art through the work and perspectives of female artisans from across India.
Majhi has curated and created major public wall murals across Odisha, including work associated with Ring Road and the Dagabara Sahi area in Cuttack. These projects bring art into shared urban spaces and connect visual practice with everyday public life.
Working with organisations including Gram Vikas and Tata Trust, Majhi guides tribal children through creative learning programmes such as Kalpanadham, supporting them in translating daily routines and lived experiences into canvas-based expression.
Majhi serves as Secretary of the Sasatwa Foundation, an organisation focused on art and social causes. Her broader community practice is closely tied to creative participation, cultural connection and social engagement.
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