The Director,
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Ministry of Culture, Government of India
Jaipur House, Sher Shah Road
New Delhi 110003
Telephone Number : 011-23386111
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
cordially invites you to a
"Workshop on Chittara"
a traditional art form rooted in Karnataka
on Saturday, 16th November 2024
10.30 AM - 12.30 PM (for ages 12-13 years) Register here
2.00 PM - 4.00 PM (for ages 14-16 years) Register here
Chittara, traditionally created by the tribal women of Malnad on their red mud-coated houses and on the ground as rangoli, are part of a larger context of creativity and celebration in the cultural milieu of the region
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngma_bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
cordially invites you to the captivating film screening
"Other Kohinoors, The Rocks of Hyderabad"
an exploration of Hyderabad's ancient rock landscapes and their cultural and historical significance
on Wednesday, 13th November 2024, 5.30 pm
Discover the hidden gems of Hyderabad's rocky terrain. This film reveals how these majestic formations have shaped the region's identity over millennia.
Entry is free for the event.
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngma_bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
invites you to
ar-bo-re-tum
Tour of Trees
by Mr. B. S. Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood Science & Technology (IWST) Bengaluru
on Saturday, 9th November 2024 at 4.30 pm
Entry is free for the event.
Want to know which trees and plants grow in NGMA Bengaluru premises!
NGMA Bengaluru is happy to announce the ar.bo.re.tum which also reminds the ideology of Gandhi who himself was a deep ecologist and, the immense value of nature, NGMA B is also delighted to conduct a Tree walk on the premises to help people to familiarise themselves with the flora and fauna, field methods and data collection. These kinds of programs help sensitize the people to the issues of sustainability and environmental protection, resulting in cleaner and greener habits that will result in an eco-friendly society.
at the National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
Cordially invite you to an
Ink Drawing Workshop
related to Nandalal Bose "Haripura" exhibition
with Rizwan Mohammed Explore the Art Of Ink with a Master Artist.
on Saturday 9th November 2024, 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
You can click here for registration.
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngma_bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
in association with Ananya Drishya
cordially invite you to
Mapping Namma-Uru: 487 years
by multidisciplinary artist Dimple B. Shah
on 27 September 2024, at 5:00 PM
This immersive exploration delves into the rich layers of Bengaluru's history, from its roots as Benda-Kaaluru (the town of boiled beans) to its modern identity.
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
Unleash your creativity. Honour a legacy. Make history in 60 seconds!
Are you passionate about art, history, and storytelling?
Here's your chance to showcase your creativity and pay tribute to one of India's most iconic artist, Nandalal Bose.
NGMA Bengaluru is excited to announce
Reel-making competition
centered around the ongoing in-house curated exhibition
NANDALAL BOSE (1882-1966) HARIPURA PANELS
Contest Registration Deadline: 10th September
Reel Submission Deadline:25th September
Winners Announcement: 3rd October
Click here for registering & to know more details about the event
at the National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
in collaboration with
Kaavya Sanje
cordially invite you to
Articulating Freedom
celebrating the 78th Independence Day
"Articulating Freedom, An Evening of Poetry and Performance”, is an event marking 78 years of freedom in India. This multilingual poetry performance by Kaavya Sanje will showcase poems around Indian Nationalism and the concept of freedom dating from the 1920’s by poets from selected Indian languages. The event is designed by poet Mamata Sagar, towards remembering and celebrating the efforts of Indian poets who contributed to the freedom movement and poetry as an efficient tool to voice the dissent. Participating poets will be presenting one of their poems.
on 24th August 2024, 5.30 onwards
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
Participating Poets
Bhavya Kabbali
Nadeem Sanadi
Vishal Myasar
Rumi Harish
Lingaraj Sottapaanavar
Hajeera Khanum
Siddartha M S
Chand Pasha
Dadapeer Jayman
Padmavati Roa (Hindi)
Tamil Selvi (Tamil)
Vinodini Madasu (Telugu)
Pramod K M (Malayalam)
Lalthasree Ganesh (English)
Mamta Sagar
Kaavya Sanje, an evening of poetry is a Bengaluru-based community poetry engagement initiated by Kannada poet Mamta Sagar in 2013. Poetry is a compelling tool for Kaavya Sanje to connect with communities and voice socio-cultural concerns. An eclectic range of poems are written, composed, translated, presented, and performed here. Poets find their voices and poems find their audiences under Kaavya Sanje curations.
National Gallery of Modern Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
cordially invites you to a special gallery walk by the artist Dr. Pushpa Dravid
SRISHTI, A retrospective of Dr. Pushpa Dravid
an outreach event in conjunction with the ongoing in-house curated exhibition
on Sunday, 18th August 2024, 4.00 pm
at
National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
The exhibition will be on view till 3rd September 2024. Daily from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. (Mondays and National Holidays closed)
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
invites children to
Tales and Treasures,
a story-telling session led by Aparna Athreya
on 11th August 2024 at 10.30 am
in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition
NANDALAL BOSE (1882-1966) HARIPURA PANELS
Age limit: 8-14 years, Entry for participation in the session shall be by registration only, click here. Limited participants on a first-come, first-serve basis.
at the National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
A walk down the winding lanes of Haripura seeing brushstrokes of brilliance by Nandalal Bose while listening to little-known stories of a glorious time from pre-independent India. Join us for a unique and immersive experience that brings together the charm of oral art with the beauty of visual art.
National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government of India)
invites you to a talk on
'Due Gratitude: Invisible becomes Visible'
by Komal Pande, Deputy Curator, National Museum, New Delhi.
on 10th August 2024 at 5.00 pm
in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition
NANDALAL BOSE (1882-1966) HARIPURA PANELS
at the National Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338, Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com, www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp, facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru, twitter.com/NGMABengaluru, instagram.com/ngmabengaluru52
When we begin to see the element of 'life' in objects of history, the narrative of the social discourse precedes the material obsession. Shifting the focus from a conventional reading of art in a museum space, this lecture will explore the often-overlooked and dismissed portrayal of the concept and depiction of 'labour' in the classical Indian art.
The visual presentation will include a curated tableau of the portrayal of the artists & craftsmen, musicians & dancers, garland & fly whisk bearers, farmers & gardeners and many others that have found their presence in art, however, their representation in discourse remains negligible. Interestingly, many of these professions, scenes and scenarios are also seen composed in the Haripura posters of 1930s, painted by Nandalal Bose, depicting - musicians, carpenters, smiths etc. Emphasising on the 'presence of people' as depicted in the Indian Art, the lecture will engage with a select range of visuals dating from c. 2500 BCE to 19th Century, present in the National Museum, New Delhi collection. The lecture will also include the contribution of the commoners in discovering and safeguarding the heritage and history of our county. The presentation will conclude with highlighting the emergence of the profound philosophical leanings that have emanated from the life, toil, skill, knowledge and wisdom of the labouring bodies that have flagged the alternate devotion/liberation practices, steering social emancipation movement in India. Thus, the talk shall be a humble attempt to pay the long pending, 'due gratitude'!
Dear friends,
The National Gallery of Modern
Art, Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Govt. of
India)
invites you to the "Natural
Pigment Colour Making and Paper
Preparation Workshop" by
traditional Bikaner artist
Mahaveer Swami
in conjunction with the ongoing
exhibition
NANDALAL BOSE (1882-1966)
HARIPURA PANELS
from 26th to 28th July 2024,
from 10.30 AM to 5.30 PM (for
all the workshops)
The tentative schedule for the
workshop is as follows:
First Day: Introduction to
pigment colors, crushing raw
pigments, and preparing them for
the next day.
Second Day: Grinding the crushed
pigments into a fine paste.
Third-Day: Paper preparation,
followed by applying the ready
pigments onto the paper.
Age limit: Above 15 years
Entry for participation in the
workshop shall be by
registration only, click here
for registration. Limited
participants on a first-come,
first-serve basis.
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to
ar-bo-re-tum
Tour of Trees
by Mr. B. S. Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood
Science & Technology (IWST)
Bengaluru
on Thursday, 25th July 2024 at
4.30 pm
SKETCHNOTING workshop, part of
the arboretum walk is ideated to
make the walk more interesting
and inclusive, a more hands-on
experience, and also to make it
part of fine art, to bring a
different perspective in
understanding nature/trees, the
workshop will be in two parts on
the same day evening, engagement
of participants will be an hour
before the walk and the activity
will continue along with the
walk.
Basic materials like
pencils, pen, small pocket
sketchbook, and some colors have
to be brought by the
participants for the workshop.
Participants for the workshop
should be present at 3.30 pm.
Entry is free for the event.
Want to know which trees and
plants grow in NGMA Bengaluru
premises!
NGMA Bengaluru is happy to
announce the ar.bo.re.tum which
also reminds the ideology of
Gandhi who himself was a deep
ecologist and, the immense value
of nature, NGMA B is also
delighted to conduct a Tree walk
on the premises to help people
to familiarise themselves with
the flora and fauna, field
methods and data collection.
These kinds of programs help
sensitize the people to the
issues of sustainability and
environmental protection,
resulting in cleaner and greener
habits that will result in an
eco-friendly society.
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to
Commemorate World Environmental
Day 2024
The talk by Mr. B. S.
Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood
Science & Technology (IWST)
Bengaluru
On the “Environmental
changes”
on Saturday, 8th June 2024 at
4.00 pm
Entry is free for the event.
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
is happy to announce
'Chiguru' ‘ಚಿಗುರು’
'Summer workshop for kids',
2024
from 11th May to 26th May 2023,
from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM (for
all the workshops)
Printmaking
11th-12th, May 2024
Clay Modelling
14th -15th, May 2024
Basic Watercolor
16th -17th, May 2024
Portrait Drawing
18th-19th, May 2024
Pebble Stone Art
25th, May 2024
Origami
26th, May 2024
Entry for participation in the
workshop shall be by
registration. You can register
your child/children with the
required details by clicking
here. Limited participants on a
first-come, first-served basis.
at
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
email: ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmablr,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Website:
http://ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bangaluru.asp
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
cordially invites you to a
talk
“Tanks and wells: A Water
Heritage with a Functional
Future?"
by Vishwanath Srikantaiah,
foremost water conservation
expert in Bengaluru
The event will begin with a
brief talk by INTACH Bengaluru
Chapter on the “Kalyanis of
Bengaluru"
Commemorating World Heritage Day
2024
on Friday, 19th April 2024 at
5.00 pm
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmablr,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Entry is free on a
first-come-first-served
basis.
The talk is about traditional
water management systems
including tanks in Bengaluru and
what lessons we can learn from
these conventional systems.
Vishwanath Srikantaiah is a
water conservation expert,
renowned for his tireless and
pioneering efforts to find
solutions to the country’s
freshwater crisis. Popularly
known as Zenrainman on social
media channels, his insightful
articles on water and
environmental issues frequently
appear in mainstream news
publications.A Civil Engineer
and Urban Planner by
qualification, Vishwanath worked
with the Housing and Urban
Development Corporation (HUDCO)
for 14 years before dedicating
himself full-time to solving
water issues facing urban and
rural communities.
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to
ar-bo-re-tum
Tour of Trees
by Mr. B. S. Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood
Science & Technology (IWST)
Bengaluru
Trees are a part of India's rich
cultural heritage and traditions
from time immemorial. Many
species we commonly see in our
surroundings have been
venerated, worshipped,
protected, admired, and adored
for thousands of years. In the
current age where trees are
planted for either economic
considerations or ornamental
purposes, we shall take a look
at them from the perspective of
their association with history
and culture.
on Saturday, 20th April 2024 at
4.30 pm
Entry is free for the event.
Want to know which trees and
plants grow in NGMA Bengaluru
premises!
NGMA Bengaluru is happy to
announce the ar.bo.re.tum which
also reminds the ideology of
Gandhi who himself was a deep
ecologist and, the immense value
of nature, NGMA B is also
delighted to conduct a Tree walk
on the premises to help people
to familiarise themselves with
the flora and fauna, field
methods and data collection.
These kinds of programs help
sensitize the people to the
issues of sustainability and
environmental protection,
resulting in cleaner and greener
habits that will result in an
eco-friendly society.
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
cordially invites you to the
outreach program in conjunction
with the ongoing in-house
curated retrospective exhibition
'Master Printmaker Devraj
Dakoji'
Gallery walk by Devraj Dakoji
on Saturday, 23rd September
2023, 3.00 pm
&
on Friday, 29th September 2023,
3.00 pm
at National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to the
Art appreciation EVENT ON
Clay Modelling & Pottery
for 16 years and above, click
here for registration
on wednesday, 26th July 2023 at
3.00 pm
at the auditorium, National
Gallery of Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
e-mail:
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
Website:
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp
facebook.com/NGMABengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru,
https://www.youtube.com/NGMA
Bengaluru
Dear Sir/Madam,
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to
ar-bo-re-tum
Tour of Trees
celebrating, 'World Environment
Day', 2023
by Mr. B. S. Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood
Science & Technology (IWST)
Bengaluru
Trees are a part of India's rich
cultural heritage and traditions
from time immemorial. Many
species which we commonly see in
our surroundings have been
venerated, worshipped,
protected, admired and adored
for thousands of years. In the
current age where trees are
planted for either economic
considerations or ornamental
purposes, we take a look at them
from the perspective of their
association with history and
culture.
on Saturday, 10th June 2023 at
4.30 pm
Entry free for the event.
Want to know which trees and
plants grow in NGMA Bengaluru
premises!
NGMA Bengaluru is happy to
announce the ar.bo.re.tum which
also reminds the ideology of
Gandhi who himself was a deep
ecologist and immense value of
nature, is also delighted to
conduct Tree walk in the
premises to help people to
familiarise with the flora and
fauna, field methods and data
collection. These kinds of
programs help in sensitizing the
people to the issues of
sustainability and environmental
protection, resulting in cleaner
and greener habits that will be
resulting in an eco-friendly
society.
This initiation is scheduled
once every month.
at National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
e-mail:
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
Website:
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp
facebook.com/NGMABengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru,
https://www.youtube.com/NGMA
Bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
cordially invites you to a
workshop
"UNDERSTANDING MUSEUM"
by NGMA Bengaluru.
on the occasion of International
Museum Day 2023
on Sunday, 21st May 2023 at 3.00
pm
Entry for participation in the
workshop shall be by
registration. Register with this
link https://me-qr.com/OuRymMcC
for the required details.
Limited participants on a
first-come, first-served
basis.
at the National Gallery of
Modern Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to
ar-bo-re-tum
Tour of Trees
by Mr. B. S. Chandrashekar
Scientist-E, Institute of Wood
Science & Technology (IWST)
Bengaluru
Trees are a part of India's rich
cultural heritage and traditions
from time immemorial. Many
species which we commonly see in
our surroundings have been
venerated, worshipped,
protected, admired and adored
for thousands of years. In the
current age where trees are
planted for either economic
considerations or ornamental
purposes, we take a look at them
from the perspective of their
association with history and
culture.
on Friday, 28th April 2023 at
4.30 pm
Entry free for the event.
Want to know which trees and
plants grow in NGMA Bengaluru
premises!
NGMA Bengaluru is happy to
announce the ar.bo.re.tum which
also reminds the ideology of
Gandhi who himself was a deep
ecologist and immense value of
nature, is also delighted to
conduct Tree walk in the
premises to help people to
familiarise with the flora and
fauna, field methods and data
collection. These kinds of
programs help in sensitizing the
people to the issues of
sustainability and environmental
protection, resulting in cleaner
and greener habits that will be
resulting in an eco-friendly
society.
This initiation is scheduled
once every month.
at National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
e-mail:
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
Website:
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp
facebook.com/NGMABengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru,
https://www.youtube.com/NGMA
Bengaluru
National Gallery of Modern Art,
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
is happy to announce
'Banna'
'summer workshop for kids',
2023
from 6th May to 21st May 2023,
from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM (for
all the workshops)
Paper Making for 10-16 Years
6th-7th May 2023
Origami for 8 -16 Years
9th -10th May 2023
Storytelling through art for 8
-16 Years
11th-12th May 2023
Basic Watercolor for 8 -16
Years
13th -14th May 2023
Calligraphy for 10 -16 Years
16th-17th May 2023
Clay Modelling for 10 -16
Years
20th -21st May 2023
Entry for participation in the
workshop shall be by
registration. Register your
child/children with the required
details click here. Limited
participants on a first come,
first served basis.
at
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
email: ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmablr,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Website:
http://ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bangaluru.asp
NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART,
BENGALURU
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
in collaboration with
Ananya Drishya
cordially invites you to a
talk
'Data Mining': Tallur L.N.
'Data Mining' is the process of
discovering, analyzing and
gaining insights!
in conversation with
Sarada Natarajan, Art Historian
& Ravikumar Kashi,
Artist
In this conversation, the artist
will show and talk about 8
important works from his carrier
span
on Saturday, 25th March 2023 at
5.30 pm
at the auditorium
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
email: ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmablr,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Entry free on a first cum-first
serve basis.
L. N. Tallur (b.1971) received a
BFA in Painting from
Chamarajendra Academy of Visual
Arts (1996), a MFA in Museology
from Maharaja Sayajirao
University (1998), and a MA in
Contemporary Fine Art Practice
from Leeds Metropolitan
University (2002).
Tallur uses sculpture, wall
pieces, interactive work, and
site-specific installations to
expose the absurdities of
everyday life and the anxieties
that characterize contemporary
society. His work incorporates
handmade craftsmanship, found
objects, organic and industrial
material; symbols of developing
India, oftentimes creating a
correlation between traditional
and contemporary customs. The
New York Times eloquently
described the artist�s work:
�each of his pieces is like a
miniature curiosity cabinet,
hand-assembled down to the
smallest detail and packed with
charmed and puzzling
surprises.�
Tallur�s impressive sculptures
and installations have been
exhibited internationally,
including at solo exhibitions in
Germany, South Korea, India,
China, and the United States. He
recently had a major survey
exhibition at the Grounds for
Sculpture in New Jersey, United
States, in 2020 entitled
Interference Fringe. Selected
group exhibitions include The
Idea of the Acrobat, Bikaner
House, New Delhi (2020); The
Sculpture Park at Madhavendra
Palace (2018, 2017); India and
the World: History in Nine
Stories, CSMVS Museum, Mumbai
and National Museum, New Delhi
(2017);
Constructs/Constructions, Kiran
Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi
(2015), After Midnight: Indian
Modernism to Contemporary India
1947/1997, Queens Museum, New
York (2015); The 7th Asia
Pacific Triennial of
Contemporary Art (APT7),
Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery
of Modern Art, Brisbane,
Australia (2012); Critical Mass:
Contemporary Art from India, Tel
Aviv Museum of Art, Israel
(2011); Meditation: Asian Art
Biennial, National Taiwan
Museum, Taiwan (2011); The
Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art
Today, Saatchi Gallery, UK
(2010) and La Route de la Soir,
Tri Postal, France (2010).
NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART,
BENGALURU
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
invites you to the film
screening celebrating
International Women's Day 2023,
A Family Album
Navina Sundaram I 74 min I
English
on Saturday, 18th March 2023 at
5.30 pm
The Life and Times of Frida
Kahlo
Amy Stechler I 90 min I
English
on Sunday, 19th March 2022 at
5.30 pm
at
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Entry free on a first cum-first
serve basis. All COVID19
protocols are applicable, so
please don't forget to wear your
mask.
Dear Friends,
National Gallery of
Modern Art
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
presents
LANDSCAPE PAINTING WORKSHOP
in conjunction with the ongoing
exhibition
Reflections: Man and Nature in
the paintings of Bireswar Sen
(1897 - 1974)
on Sunday the 15th January 2023,
12.00 pm to 3.00 pm
Entry for participation in the
workshop shall be by
registration. Limited
participants on a first come
first serve basis.
Age limit: 16 Years and above
For registration: click
here
at,
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
National Gallery of Modern Art
Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
cordially invites you to
celebrate your weekend on 26th
and 27th November
at National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Dear Friends,
National Gallery of Modern
Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
icordially invites you to the
gallery walk
by Nalini Malaviya, Curator I
Writer
in conjunction with the ongoing
in-house curated exhibition
Celebration of Solitude and
Humanity
Yusuf Arakkal A
Retrospective
on Sunday 27th November, 2022 at
4.00 pm
at
National Gallery of Modern
Art,
# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
Telephone: 080 - 22342338,
Telefax: 080 22201027
ngma.bengaluru@gmail.com,
www.ngmaindia.gov.in/ngma_bengaluru.asp,
facebook.com/ngmaBengaluru,
twitter.com/NGMABengaluru
Dear Friends,
National Gallery of Modern
Art Bengaluru
(Ministry of Culture, Government
of India)
in collaboration with
CLAY MODELLING DEMO
by senior sculptor
Venkatachalapathi
in conjunction with the ongoing
exhibition The Legacy:
Sculptures by Artist Anila
Jacob
On Sunday, November 13, 2022 at
03:00 PM
at National Gallery of Modern
Art,# 49, Manikyavelu Mansion,
Palace Road, Bengaluru -
560052
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