If there were no rules, would we be corrupt? Do rules make us corrupt? After all, only when there are rules can rules be b..
Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath
May 17, 2012 Comment
Bangalore has been a landmark for contemporary artisans in India, and Chitrakala Parishath is the hub of fine arts heritage. Set up in 1960, Parishath promotes fine arts through art exhibitions, conferences and workshops. It is also known as college of fine arts as Chitrakala also gives right training to upcoming painters, sculptors or artists.
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