There are pockets of the city that still retain Romanticism, with blossoming trees and carpets of Jacaranda, African tulips and gulmohar. This is a refreshing sight to our eyes, lifts spirits and gives us one more reason to love this city.
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Though artist and freedom fighter Rumale Chennabasaviah paints Bangalore in all its natural splendour, what he in fact captures is the essence of the location, therefore the essence of life.
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In order to publicise the upcoming art exhibition in Bangalore exhibition of the artist Rumale Chennabasaviah’s paintings, the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) displayed a wrap of his painti
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Varna Mythri’, a retrospective exhibition that celebrates the works of renowned artist Rumale Chennabasaviah, is being held at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bangalore.
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Of all the fondly phrased sobriquets that Bangalore has elicited from its admirers over the years – The City Beautiful, The Garden City, The Pensioner's Paradise, The Public Sector City, The Gourmet's Paradise, The Pub City, The Silicon Valley of India, The Cyberpolis, The Biotech Mecca – it is "The Garden City" that has stuck.
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Once again it’s that time of the year in Bengaluru when one sees flowering trees blooming in an outburst of splendorous colour. Not merely a sobriquet but an exquisite experience, the garden city continues to satiate the mind with nature’s beauty seen in parks, public buildings, homes and tree lined avenues.
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Rumale Chennabasaviah was a renowned artist and was an alumnus of Kalamandir School of Arts (1929 batch). This series is made on the occasion of the centenary celebration.
When our van Gogh meets our David Attenborough!Let's visit the spectacular Rumale exhibition at BIC with Blr's favourite naturalist, Vijay Thiruvady.
