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National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
in collaboration with
Gandhi Centre for Science and Human Values
invites you to the virtual talk on
Ananya Drishya
invites you to attend a virtual panel discussion
THE ROAD LESS TRAVELLED: DRAWING THEN AND NOW
on Tuesday, 22nd December 2020 at 4.00 pm, live on facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru
Presentation by
Dr. Ashrafi Bhagat, Art Historian
Moderated by
Ravikumar Kashi, Artist
Panelists
Shantamani Muddiah, Artist
V.Ramesh, Artist
RM Palaniappan, Artist
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National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
in collaboration with
Gandhi Centre for Science and Human Values
invites you to the virtual talk on
INDIA'S HERITAGE IN SCULPTURE
on Saturday, 19th December 2020 at 4.00 pm, live on facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru
by Prof. Sharada Srinivasan, School of Humanities, NIAS
The lecture will provide a panoramic view of some highlights of the vibrant and rich legacy of sculptural art of the Indian subcontinent, in stone and metal through the ages, from the Indus Valley period into the medieval period. The spectacular array of sculptural styles of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jaina affiliations would be touched upon from moving the early historic period, such as of Gandhara, Mauryan, Shunga, Satavahana etc, to the early and later medieval periods in the Himalayan, northern, western, eastern and southern parts of India, covering the art of significant dynasties such as the Guptas, Palas, Solanki, Chalukya, Rashtrakuta, Pallava, Chola, Hoysala, Vijayanagara and so on. Some of the cross-cultural interactions with respect to East Asia and the West would also be pointed to. The role of scientific investigations such as archaeometallurgical and geological studies and digital heritage studies in gaining more insights into some of the art-historical aspects of sculpture, particularly from southern India would also be briefly touched upon.
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National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
in collaboration with
Films Division,
(Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India)
presents
Lok Virasat
an exclusive bouquet of documentary films on folk art and paintings
The documentaries will be streaming 24 hrs. simultaneously on www.filmsdivision.org and youtube.com
from 27th to 29th November 2020.
1) Bastar - Rhythm of Progress (15 Mins / 1975 / Chandrashekhar Nair), a film depicting the life of tribals and their folk art which are increasingly getting urban patronage. The other films being streamed include
2) The Kingdom of God (69 Mins / 1987 / Ranbir Roy), on the great Indian heritage of art and culture with focus on various folk art traditions,
3) Bhavai - Fading Memories (38 Mins /2008 / V Packrirsamy), a film on Bhavai - a folk art of Gujarat,
4) Naman – Khele (26 Mins / 2012 / Ashok Rane), a film on the ancient folk art performed in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra,
5) Sahi Jata, The Fusion Cult (27 Mins / 2012 / Satyendra Mohanty), a film on the unique fusion of muscle and music in the form of folk art on the back-drop of the ancient Orissa town of Puri,
6) Therukoothu: Dancing For Life (35 Mins / 2016 / Jimmy Luke), a film depicting the age-old Tamil folk art,
7) Echoes of the Past (52 Mins / 2016 / Merajur Rahman Baruah), exploring the unique folk art form of Behrupiyas from a historical perspective extending to the contemporary state,
8) Folk Paintings of Orissa (9 Mins / 1976 / Bani Doota), a film on the varied and rich folk paintings of Orissa and the dedicated work of folk painters
9) Kalighat Paintings (16 Mins / 1981 / Punendu Pattrea), presenting a brief history of the unique Kalighat paintings.
10) Warli Paintings (17 Mins / 1985 / V.K.Wankhede), a film about the traditional art evolved by the Warli tribals living in the Thane District in Maharashtra,
11) Madhubani Paintings (14 Mins / 1971 / Debabrata Roy), a film on the famous painting of Madhubani,
12) Patachitra (17 Mins / 1980 / Purnendu Pattrea), a film on the art of scroll painting practiced by village folks across India,
13) Pichwai (26 Mins / 2012 / Pankaj Rishi Kumar), a film that traces the origin of Nathdwara School of painting complete the festival package.
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National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
wishing you World Environment Day 5th June 2020
invites you all to participate in an online photography competition
The world noticed a change in the environment during the lockdown fighting Covid19 virus, we all came to halt and notice standstill without humans’(our) intervention, nature reviving, or at its best knowing the importance of co-existence between humans and nature and other species.
NGMA B is organizing the event to encourage each and everyone worldwide for awareness and protecting nature with a new behavioral approach for co-existence from now.
Theme: ‘Nature at its best, as I notice and capture’, a photograph along with a short write-up about the photograph, why capturing this
felt important (50 – 100 words)
For the age: above 18 years
Submission deadline: 30th June 2020
Registration, submission and other details: shorturl.at/lmsxL
Selected 100 works will be curated & hosted as an online virtual exhibition, a certificate for participation will be issued.
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Mementos Presented to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
During 14th to 3rd 2019
https://pmmementos.gov.in/ portal
From 11:00 to 8 PM
at National Gallery of Modern Art, Jaipur House, India Gate, New Delhi - 110003
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NGMA B invites you to ar-bo-re-tum Tour of Trees
on Sunday, 8th September 2019 at 11.30 am
at National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
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NGMA, Bengaluru invites you to Talk & Demonstration on Domestic Waste Management By Ms. Vani Murthy
on Saturday 22nd September 2018 at 3.00 pm at
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
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NGMA Bengaluru, in collaboration with 'Citizens for Neralu', holds talks, workshops, storytelling sessions and performances by eminent personalities under the aegis of 'Neralu- a Tree Festival' at its premises
on 7th & 8th February 2015 from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm.
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"NGMA Bengaluru is celebrating International Museum Day The event includes "Come paint a wall at NGMA" followed by film screening "Great Artists Biography"
on 18th May 2014 from 3.00 pm to 6.00 pm.
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NGMA Bengaluru, in collaboration with Mahua Art Foundation, is organising a performance event by Seema Kohli titled:
'I AM' at NGMA Bengaluru
on Saturday 30th November 2013 at 6.00 pm.
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We are happy to announce our third
walk in the series of programmes
planned around the
NGMA Arboretum. Do join us
for the walk in the NGMA. The walk is being taken by Mr.
S. Karthikeyan who will tell us
about the trees in bloom during this
month. Registrations are limited, so
do contact us well in advance.
On 14th of April at 3.30 PM |
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NGMA's TREE OF THE MONTH
Bombax is a genus of mainly
tropical trees in the mallow family.
It is native to western Africa, the
Indian subcontinent, southeast Asia,
as well as sub-tropical regions of
east Asia and northern Australia.
Common names for the genus include
Silk Cotton Tree, Simal, Red
Cotton Tree, Kapok and simply
Bombax.
On 10th
March 2012. from 3:30 pm |
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Children's Day Special programme 'The Fabulous Advertures of Aditi & Friends'
at NGMA Bengaluru
on 14th November 2012 from 10.00 am to 3 pm.
at the Auditorium, NGMA Bangaluru
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