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Dawinder is a multi-award-winning British Artist and Producer known for her dynamic work that blends her British, Indian, and Kenyan heritage into unique art exploring South Asian identity, social history and issues. Her creations span immersive installations, films, podcasts, and live events, all designed to transport audiences to a vibrant intersection of past and present.

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Dawinder has had the pleasure of being commissioned by high-profile organisations to create remarkable projects. Selected commissions include Jambo Cinema for the Commonwealth Games 2022, contributions to the British Art Show 9 Offsite Programme 2022, and presentations at the BFI London Film Festival 2020 and New Art Exchange 2020. Other notable works include We Found Love in the 80s at the Barbican 2020/2021 and Asian Women & Cars: The Road to Independence at Multistory, V&A, and the Barbican 2019/2021. She also created The Making of a South Asian Wedding for the National Festival of Making 2018.

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She is currently a fellow at the Royal Society of Arts and a former member of ITV Central’s Diversity Board and advisor for the Jerwood Arts Foundation. Dawinder is dedicated to fostering meaningful dialogue within the arts.

 

Feel free to dive into the website, where she shares her creative projects and updates on her blog. Whether seeking inspiration, learning about new work, or discussing potential collaborations, there is much to discover.

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