Top 5 Art Galleries In Bangalore That Every Art Enthusiast Must See

Bangalore, the bustling metropolis known for its tech prowess, is also a hub of cultural diversity and artistic expression. Amidst its b and bustling streets, art galleries offer a serene retreat where visitors can immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of creativity. So if you are an art enthusiast then don’t forget to visit these popular Bangalore art galleries when you visit this place:

1. Mahua Art Gallery

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Established in 2002 under the vision of Meenu Jaipuria, the Mahua Art Gallery showcases exceptional contemporary Indian artists while also fostering emerging talent from across the nation. Additionally, the gallery boasts a diverse collection of photography and folk art. As per Tripadvisor, “Mahua Art Gallery is one of India's leading contemporary art gallery.”

2. Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath

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Founded in 1960, Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath is a renowned art institution dedicated to promoting visual arts and culture. As per the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath official website it states that, “It was established in 1960 by the founder President late M. Arya Murthy and founder Secretary late Prof. M.S Nanjunda Rao. Karnataka Chitrakala Prishath is an Art Complex, operating in Bengaluru from the mid-sixties as the leading centre for Visual Arts.” In addition to its galleries, the parishath also offers art courses, workshops, and residency programs, fostering creativity and artistic innovation within the community.

3. Venkatappa Art Gallery

The Venkatappa Art Gallery is situated next to the Bangalore Museum on Kasturba Road and is a must-visit gallery for all art lovers. The Venkatappa Art Gallery has two floors and displays around 600 paintings. It has various sections of sculpture, art, geology, numismatics, and music. The gallery's peaceful ambiance provides the perfect setting for visitors to appreciate the beauty and intricacy of each artwork while soaking in the natural surroundings.

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4. Gallery Sumukha

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Gallery Sumukha is a contemporary art space known for its good mix of exhibitions, showcasing the works of emerging and established artists from India and beyond. Situated in the vibrant neighbourhood of Wilson Garden, the gallery offers a dynamic platform for artistic experimentation and expression. As per Gallery Sumukha's official website mentions that “Gallery Sumukha, Bengaluru began in 1996, has evolved over the years and is currently housed in the largest private gallery space of South India. It is a platform for established and next-generation artists to showcase all forms and media of Contemporary Art and offers a significant collection of contemporary work in all mediums – paintings, graphics, sculptures, and more.

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5. Sublime Galleria

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Sublime Galleria is a sophisticated art space that showcases a curated selection of contemporary artwork. This art gallery was founded in 2009 by Ms Uzma Irfan. As per its official website, “India’s first Sky Gallery, Sublime Galleria was founded to promote the culture of Fine as well as Performing Arts. Sublime serves as a platform to support renowned artists, the new age artist, and the upcoming artists organically.” With its commitment to promoting art and culture in a commercial setting, Sublime Galleria offers a unique and immersive art experience in the heart of Bangalore.

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