The exhibition Srimad Ramayana: A Story through Pattachitra Paintings was gracefully inaugurated by the divine presence of Jagadguru Sri Vidhushekhara Bharati at Shankara Giri, Sringeri , within the sacred environs of Sringeri Sharada Peetham . His presence imbued the exhibition with spiritual depth and sanctity, affirming its purpose as more than a visual display—as a medium of cultural transmission rooted in devotion and tradition. Curated by the Shankara Advaita Research

On December 12, 2025 , Prof. Kirti Trivedi marked an extraordinary milestone— 50 years of design practice and pedagogy —by opening a deeply moving exhibition that brought together a lifetime of work across product design, exhibition design, publication design, and design education . More than a retrospective, the exhibition felt like a living archive: a rare opportunity to witness how design thinking in India has been shaped, questioned, refined, and carried forward over fiv

In June 2025 , the Venkatappa Art Gallery in Bengaluru reopened after an extensive restoration led by the Brigade Foundation , marking both its Golden Jubilee and a renewed chapter in the city’s cultural life. This historic institution—originally established in 1975 to honour the multifaceted legacy of painter-sculptor K. Venkatappa —has long been central to Karnataka’s artistic identity. Its renovation not only revitalised the physical structure but also reimagined how vis

Bangalore is widely celebrated as India’s technology capital — a city shaped by software, startups, and UI/UX-driven product thinking. Yet, beneath this digital-first identity lies a quieter hunger: a longing to reconnect with the tactile, the printed, and the deeply philosophical roots of design. This spirit came alive at a exhibition curated by Prof. Kirti Trivedi at the Bangalore International Centre (BIC) . Organised with the support of Tacit , along with a group of dedi