Inclusivity and interaction mark 77th edition of Bengaluru’s Art Park
The HinduThe 77th edition of Art Park was recently held at the Bangalore International Center. “Art Park was conceived because the general public are hesitant to visit art galleries or interact with artists,” said Art Park founder SG Vasudev. “The artwork here ranges from drawing, painting, sculptures, new, innovative art forms, and also live performance art,” said President of Art Park Committee, Bhagya Ajaikumar. “The concept of Art Park allows artists to interact with each other and meet senior and upcoming artists, creating a space where we can exchange ideas. “The Art Park has helped a lot of young artists generate an interest amongst the general public,” said Vasudev, adding, “A large community has been built.” “Initially, Art Parks were only held in the sculpture garden next to Ravindra Kalakshetra, but now we have expanded, trying to host the event in different parts of Bengaluru,” said Bhagya, reflecting on the growth of the Art Park community.
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Bengaluru’s Art Park is celebrating its 75th session this weekend.
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