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Udayan Art Studio’s installation art at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is a response to the increasing acts of art vandalism in various parts of the world. The team has crafted “Art Attack” as a statement against the violent acts the destroy the culture of art
The installation art called “Art Attack” is displayed at Cross Maidan, near the Fort area. Photo Courtesy: Arti Raj
The iconic Kala Ghoda 2023 is a raging delight amongst art lovers with its diverse itinerary spanning theatre, cinema, dance, music, literature, food, and much more. Returning after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, artists present a fresh wave of a renewed and engaging line-up for their patrons.
India’s largest multi-cultural extravaganza is now colouring the streets of South Mumbai with its artistic expression across 15 iconic venues across the precinct of Kala Ghoda in Mumbai from February 4-12.
Midday Online scoured the festival to interact with Arti Raj, a professional artist, art curator, and the founder of Udayan Art Studio. Her studio focuses on establishing art amongst the masses through art exhibitions, workshops, and talk sessions and by providing a platform for budding artists.