FAQ

Is sā only operational in Leh, Ladakh or beyond?

sā is a global regenerative land art community, also recognized as sā Biennale, dedicated to creating land art experiences across the world in collaboration with global and local artists, partners, and institutions. The sā Biennale is hosted biennially in Leh, Ladakh.
When is the next edition happening in Leh, Ladakh?

sā Ladakh is now a biennale and will take place in 2026. Please stay tuned with us for more updates.
Is the site - Diskovalley Bike Park in Leh, Ladakh open for viewers to see land artworks?

No, the site is closed at the moment for viewers to see land artwork.
Who can become a part of the sā community/network?

Anyone who aligns with sā’s values of climate-consciousness and fair collaboration for all can become part of the community.
Can sā guide us about other art projects and initiatives in Ladakh?

Please write to us at info@saladakh.com or contact our Ladakhi partners - Ladakh Arts and Media Organisation and Local Futures - Ladakh, for diverse and innovative art projects and initiatives in Ladakh because they function around the year in Ladakh. You can also contact our team member - Ayan Biswas from @parkhang.collective, who organises art and photography activities in the scenic village of Likir.
When is the next open call scheduled?

The next open call will be scheduled along the timelines of the sā Biennale in 2026. Stay tuned for the same.
What is sā’s political approach while working with communities in Ladakh or anywhere in the world?

sā, as an art community, we aspire to promote land art and raise climate awareness in Ladakh and beyond. As an entity, we don’t engage or promote political discussions or activism as our work is solely based on climate optimism and regenerative land art, where we try to engage with local communities on the same.