To promote tribal artwork, music and tradition a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between Tata Steel Foundation (TSF) and Mumbai-based Kala Ghoda Association (KGA) right here on Saturday.

The MoU was signed on the fourth day of the five-day pan India tribal conclave ‘Samvaad’. It will enable tribals to take part within the Kala Ghoda Art Festival, which has been happening in South Mumbai, Kala Ghoda Fort for the final 20 years.

Chief Executive Officer of Tata Steel Foundation (TSF) Sourav Roy mentioned ”We have joined arms with KGA to take tribal artwork, music, and tradition to South Mumbai. We are grateful to the KGA for giving us an area to place up set up, a stage for Rhythms of the Earth (ROTE) and a chance for tribal artisans to market their creativity.” Expressing happiness over the MoU, the Festival Director and Chairperson of KGA, Brinda Miller mentioned ”We are very grateful to be part of Samvaad. We respect music, dance, and different cultural expressions past artwork. We are all the time on the lookout for alternatives to do extra and prolong our community of artists and artisans. We are pleased to merge our affiliation with Samvaad.”

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