Art

Try on a Kimono or watch the elaborate tea ceremony at the Japan Habba on February 19th

During the 1970’s and 1980’s, Bangaloreans regularly spotted Rumale steeped in bringing out his creations at parks, street corners and famous locales.

Seven artists presented an exhibition of paintings, photographs and sculptures at Alliance Francaise over the weekend.

Each of the reliefs appears to be infused with life and can hold the viewer in a trance. S G Vasudev’s copper reliefs are a visual treat.

Art collectors, artists, galleries, art enthusiasts and general public get together at UB City for Art Bengaluru.

Artist M S Murthy talks about his art and how Bengaluru inspires him. Citizen Matters talked to him during his recent exhibition.

Explore the works of five visual artists who are inspired by multiple layers of experience beneath the Bangalore’s physical appearance.

Dr Rajkumar’s bust, Rani Chennamma on a horse or the controversial Thiruvalluvar statue, what do these sculptures mean to Bengaluru’s cultural space?

Chitra Santhe is Bengaluru’s art fest hosted by the city’s reputed art school, the Chitra Kala Parishath (CKP) based at Kumarakrupa road. Vignettes from this year January’s edition.

Egg Tempera paintings from the early renaissance period and art quilting were on display at a city gallery.

A unique art exhibition in the city has technicians doing odd jobs at local art galleries, showcase their works of art. Also, a recent show in Samuha had the works of eight Bengaluru women with no formal training in art.

Artist Srividya G S focuses on the the public areas not yet been touched by the mall culture in her water colours and sketch works.