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Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat, Bengaluru

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#4 of 32 in Museums in Bengaluru

Art Museum · Hidden Gem · Art Gallery

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A visit to Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat allows you to get to know the artists of the area, in thirteen galleries and museums, as well as out in the streets. This part of town is dedicated to all kinds of art, from paintings to handmade items such as jewelry. In one of the museums, see the exhibition of the famous Russian painter Roerich, who spent the last part of his life in India. You can also see the displays of old leather puppets and different sculptures. Once a year, people gather in the streets and exhibit their art for all the visitors to see and perhaps buy a piece. To visit Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat and other attractions in Bengaluru, use our Bengaluru planning site.

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By RShri

Lovely collection for people looking for ethnic / fusion clothing accessories materials home accessories / linen , pots / jewellery .. just about everything in one place :)

Lovely collection for people looking for ethnic / fusion clothing accessories materials home accessories / linen , pots / jewellery .. just about everything in one place :) more »
By S D

Every year, the modest lovely Diwali Festival stalls sell lots of wares at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat from the different states of India. Huge ceramic pots, wooden, glass and metal arts and...

Every year, the modest lovely Diwali Festival stalls sell lots of wares at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat from the different states of India. Huge ceramic pots, wooden, glass and metal arts and... more »

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By Sindhurika Kalkunte

A Center for arts and heritage. Wonderful paintings are on display. The campus is green and spacious. We usually visit when there is an exhibition. This time it was called ‘Souq market’. Good collection of items in the market, although slightly overpriced. There was a live band too. There is a small canteen in the campus which serves good tea and snacks; which one can enjoy amidst the greenery.

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By Clayton Sullivan

Went in for the Art exhibition. Great collection of art from various parts of the world brought together in one place. Have choice of good food served as well for nominal prices in there. Weekends tend to get super crowded especially at the restaurant, which is self service.

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