“Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, established in Bengaluru in 1960, is a renowned art gallery boasting an extensive collection of paintings and sculptures. Drawing artists from around the world, this centre hosts exhibitions, camps, seminars, and national-level art events. The gallery encompasses a rich cultural heritage, showcasing folk, traditional, modern, and contemporary arts. Its cultural campus presents diverse visual arts and crafts exhibitions alongside educational initiatives. Featuring thirteen permanent museum galleries, it houses a permanent collection of paintings, sculptures, and artist exhibitions. The paintings predominantly utilise tempera as a medium, with luminous blue tones imparting an ethereal and spiritual ambience. Additionally, the gallery showcases metal and wooden art forms and conducts photography workshops. Notable pieces include paintings by Raja Ravi Varma, as well as ornamental items like rings, anklets, and bracelets.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Ethereal and Spiritual Atmosphere.”
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