Art for a cause: Bhoomi exhibition highlights creativity for nature and social impact
In this photo essay, we showcase the ‘Bhoomi’ exhibition at Venkatappa Art Gallery, along with curator insights.
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This month, Venkatappa and Swasti art galleries in Bengaluru are collaborating to present a group exhibition called Bhoomi. The exhibition aims to celebrate humanity's relationship with nature while supporting a humanitarian cause, according to its curator, Bhagya Ajaikumar, Founder of Swasti Contemporary Art Gallery and Visiting Faculty at Bangalore University.
Co-curated with Pradeep Kumar DM, Bhoomi features works from approximately 40 prominent artists and art educators from across Karnataka. These artists, who hail from institutions such as Bangalore University and Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts (CAVA) in Mysuru, have created a diverse array of pieces, including paintings, sculptures, mixed media artworks, and distinctive site-specific installations. Each piece provides a unique perspective on the exhibition's central theme.
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