Art on the street-Chitra Santhe

I love the idea of events such as Chitra Santhe and the Bangalore Habba(both take place in December).These have started quite recently i.e around 2003-2004.
The Chitra santhe however being next door for me is something I just dont miss ever since it started in 2005.It takes place in the premises of Karnataka Chitra Kala Parishad,Kumara Park area on the last Sunday of every year.

I am not much into art but find it irresistible to attend these events which are more public and open to all.Here are some snaps I clicked during the santhe this year.
Street side view:
The CKP campus:
Some paintings I liked:

Comments

Rahul Satya said…
Nice pictures... Also, liked the collage :) Did you get any art from there?
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