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Just a quick post of beautiful things. I visited the Bangalore National Modern Art Gallery yesterday. The price for locals to visit is Rs. 20 and for tourists, Rs. 500. I have no problems with paying more than the locals, I think it’s good that it’s accessible for locals to visit. The building itself is beautiful, light, airy, and cool. The first section is the more traditional Indian art, and the second half the modern.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about art.
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The current exhibition is A Ramachandran. He has a strong feeling in his works about the inequality that is evident here in India. Lots of colour, and the size of some of his paintings are massive (which I like). Anyway, I really loved his work.
Then I found one of Jagdish Swaminathan’s artworks. I came home and researched him a bit more. I love the colours and the sense of freedom (see disclaimer) in his art. Beautiful. I’d be happy to have any of these artworks hanging on my walls in my house.
And now your Indian art lesson (such as it is) is over for the day.
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| Jagdish Swaminathan |
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| Jagdish Swaminathan |
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| Jagdish Swaminathan |
its really nice art gallery. they have one another below MG road metro also.
Bangalore has beautiful parks specially lalbaag when the flowershowcomes . I liked most is that they still use disposeable plate so women are very green and do not use lot of soap to do dishes