Kochi-Muziris Biennale – Event schedule: Sunday, 14 December 2025

Here’s the event schedule for Sunday, 14th December 2025 at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, based on the official listings:

10:30 am / Multiple Venues
Opening of the Collateral Programme
Featuring Ardee Foundation, Forplay Society, co-presented by Goethe-Institut (Bengaluru & Pune), Gallerie Splash, Lakshmi Madhavan Studio, massArt, Monsoon Culture, Pipio, Rizq Art Initiative, Sarah Chandy.

12:00 pm / Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mattancherry
Walkthrough with Nikhil Chopra, KHOJ, and Govandi Arts Festival.

2:00 pm / Water Metro Station, Fort Kochi
Opening of the Art By Children Programme.

11:00 am – 1:00 pm / Aspinwall House
War of the Liminoid Beings – Performance by Panjeri Artists’ Union members, led by Bhaskar Hazarika.

2:00 – 4:00 pm / Aspinwall House
Beware of the White Men / You Dwellers on the Shore – Performance by Panjeri Artists’ Union members, led by Labani & Ashis.

3:00 pm / The Stage, Cochin Club
South as Method Gathering – Institutions from the Invitations Programme and curators unpack their work through presentations and discussions.

5:00 pm / Aspinwall House Courtyard
Processing Circle (Kaseko Cycle) – Performance by Uriel Barthélémi with HipHop dancers, curated by Priya Gonsalves.

5:00 pm / Jail of Freedom Struggle
Circle of Fragments: A Spiritual Architecture of Care – Site-specific lecture-performance designed by Meriem Chabani (NEW SOUTH), with philosopher Mohamed Amer Meziane and design critic Malkit Shoshan, curated by Anissa Touati.

5:00 pm / SMS Hall
Hallucinations of an Artefact – Performance by Mandeep Raikhy.

5:00 pm / Pepper House
Chicago Boys – Performance by Hiwa K.

6:30 pm / Aspinwall House
Paakkalam – Performance by Smitha M. Babu & collaborators.

7:30 pm / Parade Ground
Amma Kala Sangam Folk Music Performance – By Nanjiyamma and Team.

9:00 pm / Parade Ground
Chavittu Nadakam – Performance by Yuva Kerala Chavittu Nadaka Kalasamithi, Kurumbathuruth.

✨ It’s a packed day of performances, walkthroughs, and site-specific art across Fort Kochi.