3 Best Art Galleries in Kochi

“Durbar Hall Art Gallery is the destination for art lovers, celebrating creativity and heritage. The gallery is located in a very convenient location and is owned and maintained by Kerala Lalitha Kala Academy. The art gallery features an array of exhibits, from traditional Indian art to contemporary pieces from established artists. The spacious interiors, with well-lit halls and serene ambience, make them an inspiring space for art appreciation. They are housed in a landmark venue, and this sophisticated gallery showcases exhibitions from famous artists. Visitors will find a huge collection of root sculptures of various shapes and designs.”

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“Pandhal Cafe & Deli, David Hall Art Cafe CGH Earth is a contemporary art gallery, cultural venue & café in a restored 17th-century Dutch colonial bungalow. David Hall, located in the heart of Fort Kochi, is an old Dutch bungalow that has been lovingly restored and given a second life as a centre for community initiatives, creativity and art. There’s even a cosy café whipping up a range of all-day delectables, including pizza that foodies swear by. The gallery is a beautiful old Dutch Bungalow that has been restored and has taken on a new life as a cultural centre with a gallery for contemporary art, focusing on providing a platform for young artists.”

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“Gallery OED has been operating since 2004. The location and ambience of the gallery are a testament to their dedication to promoting the art scene in the state. The gallery regularly holds shows that feature internationally renowned contemporary artists curated by some of the finest talents in the field. Apart from their brilliant setting, at the heart of the tourist center in Kochi, the spacious infrastructure, cutting-edge modern lighting technology, and access to leading professionals in the field of curation and gallery management add to their overall appeal both to artists and art lovers alike. The gallery is a Portuguese colonial space and is now home to an art gallery for contemporary works.”

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