Affordable Indian Art Show: Bringing Art to the Masses
The art scene in Bengaluru is always bustling with exhibitions, but what sets the Affordable Art Show apart is its mission to make art accessible to all. Featuring original works by artists from across the country, the event offers pieces starting at just ₹2000.
The Vision of Baro Art
Spearheading this initiative is Srila Chatterjee, the founder of Baro Art, who emphasizes the democratization of art. She believes that art should not be confined to the elite, but should be enjoyed and appreciated by everyone. Through the Affordable Art Show, Srila aims to cultivate a love for art and encourage people to connect with it on a deeper level.
Baro: Making Waves in the Art World
Baro Art, which began as a store in Mumbai in 2016, has now expanded its reach with Baro Market, an online platform showcasing a diverse collection of art. Taking their exhibition outside Mumbai for the first time, Baro Art is set to captivate audiences in Bengaluru with a wide array of art styles, from contemporary to traditional, ensuring there is something for every taste.
Embracing Diversity in Art
With no price limit on the works displayed on their website and a maximum cap of ₹3 lakh for the exhibition, Baro Art aims to create a welcoming environment where art lovers can explore and purchase pieces within their budget. By offering a mix of art forms and styles, they hope to expand visitors’ horizons and foster a genuine appreciation for all forms of art.
Artistic Exploration Beyond Boundaries
As the Affordable Art Show travels to different cities, Srila envisions a future where Baro Art collaborates with artists and galleries to offer a diverse range of art options. By encouraging visitors to experience art firsthand and providing personalized recommendations based on their preferences, Baro Art seeks to make the art-buying process more engaging and accessible.
Celebrating Indian Art and Culture
Featuring works by over 50 artists, including names like Prashant Miranda, Vikalp Mishra, and Anita Alvares, the Affordable Indian Art Show showcases the rich tapestry of Indian art. In addition to paintings, the exhibition will also display Tibetan Buddhist Thangka paintings and host a Baro Market pop-up with artisanal crafts from across the country.
Join the Celebration of Art
If you are in Bengaluru from September 13-15, don’t miss the Affordable Indian Art Show at the Bangalore International Centre. Entry is free, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the beauty and creativity of Indian art.
Conclusion
Art has a transformative power, and the Affordable Indian Art Show is a testament to the idea that art should be a part of everyone’s life. By offering a diverse selection of original works and creating a welcoming space for art enthusiasts of all backgrounds, Baro Art is revolutionizing the way we experience and appreciate art. Take this opportunity to explore the world of Indian art and find a piece that speaks to you.
Published – September 11, 2024 01:25 pm IST