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Mangalore: Artist Veena Srinivas Gives 'Glimpses' of Lost Art Forms

  •   Mon, Dec 05 2011 10:45:20 PM

Mangalore: Artist Veena Srinivas Gives 'Glimpses' of Lost Art Forms

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Daijiworld Media Network-Mangalore (NM)

Mangalore, Dec 5: 'Art is not easy, it takes lot of time and efforts,' said Parvadhavardhini Gopalkrishnan, principal of WelcomeGroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration at Manipal University at the inaugural of ‘Glimpses’ an art exhibition by Veena Srinivas at Prasad Art Gallery on Monday December 5.

Mohan Alva, in his presidential address, spoke about ‘Kaavikale’ a mythological art. He lamented that this great form of art is losing its value in the name of innovation and development. The kind of art carved in temples is rarely seen these days, he said, and lauded Veena for endeavouring to revive Kaavikale through her art exhibition.

Dr Mukund Prabhu of Mangalore University, M R Pavanje, the mentor of Veena Srinivas and others were present at the inaugural. Baikadi Janardhan compered the event and Thapasya Achar proposed the vote of thanks.

The exhibition will be open till December 9 from 10 am to 7 pm.
  

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  • Guru Baliga, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 06 2011

    Kavi Kala (A Wall Mural art using Red Oxide Paste) was painstakingly documented by famous anthropologist and sociologist Dr. Krishnanand Kamath. He toured relentless throughout the coastal Karnataka and Goa to document this unique art form. He has collected thousands of motifs which were etched on the walls of various temples on the coast.
    Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy and Goa Konkani Academy has published his book "Konkanyale Kavikala". The Book has been awarded with TMA Pai Foundation Appreciation Award in Year 2000. The Designs are also being featured on www.kamat.com

    Its happy to note the Kavikala being popularised by replicating the traditional motifs on Canvas. Thus the age old Kavikala motifs will regain its right full place on the drawing room walls.

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