City: Karnataka
Top Things to do in Karnataka
Top Hotels in Karnataka
- 1. Grand Mercure Mysore
- 2. Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Mysore
- 3. The Chancery Pavilion
- 4. The Liverpool Hotels Outer Ring Road Marathahalli
- 5. ibis Bengaluru City Centre
- 6. Heritage Resort Coorg
- 7. Aishwarya Residency
- 8. Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru
- 9. Sterlings Mac Hotel & Suites
- 10. Palm Meadows Club
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The 10 Best Art Galleries in Karnataka, India
Karnataka is a state in the south western region of India. It was formed on 1 November 1956, with the passage of the States Reorganisation Act. Originally known as the State of Mysore, it was renamed Karnataka in 1973. The state corresponds to the Carnatic region. The capital and largest city is Bangalore (Bengaluru).
Restaurants in Karnataka
1. The Hobby Place
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
The Hobby Place is Mysore's one of a kind art studio and experience center offering visitors of all ages a beautiful and friendly place to learn traditional and modern art forms from professional instructors. Apart from the art gallery that encourages local artists to showcase their paintings, sculptures and other art works, we also have walk-in painting, pottery & craft sessions to unwind with your friends and family. At The Hobby Place, we believe everyone's an artist! Our creative space is open for Art Parties, Corporate Team Building Events and workshops. Walk in and experience how fun art can be..
Reviewed By littleyogitraveller - Mysuru (Mysore), India
I was coming to the Hobby Place for pottery classes during my stay in Mysore and I totally fell in love with it! Each of my friends who visited the place loves it as well! My dearest teacher mrs Manju is super kind and cheerful person, she made me enjoy every moment there and create my first clay pots❤️ She puts her heart to her job which is totally her passion! Cannot wait to come back there.
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3. Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Chitrakala Parishat is a renowned school of art in Bangalore, with an enviable alumni list. Located in a tree-lined campus, CKP — as it is popularly known — has a museum, a store and a gallery worth visiting. The gallery has rotating exhibits while the museum has permanent displays of paintings and crafts. CKP comes alive during its much-awaited fests: the annual Handicraft Mela and the Chitra Santhe (art market), both of which provide outlets for artists and craftsmen.
Reviewed By 73anandk - Bengaluru, India
A nice place in a nice location which helps us unwind from the day to day rat race. Interesting collections and assured peace of mind
4. Utsav Rock Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Utsav Rock Garden is a ‘Contemporary Sculpture Museum’. It is an excellent exploration of forgotten rural empire of Karnataka, India through Art, Architecture, Sculptures and Modern Art. It has been crowned with 8 World Records for having thousands of distinctive world class Sculptures. It is well- known in Karnataka as an Educational and Cultural Tourist hub, an Indoor and Outdoor Sculptural Museum for a layman and an expert to take pleasure in art. It is a place of synchronization where people from diverse communities can get pleasure from it. It is one of the world's finest museums in India which spotlights more on Art. It is much more than just a stopover to museum (Tourist place) and an exciting experience that engrosses you in ‘Art World’ which explains the culture of Karnataka as well as how our ancestors piloted self-dependent life. It primarily showcases Indian traditional agriculture and other rustic professions through Art and Architecture forms.
5. Akash Art Gallery & Bookshop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Hi my self akash We sell here all language books specially about hampi we have in russian language, all novels& fiction books are there auruveda, reki, cockingbooks yoga books Handemade books,leather note books, incense sticks, 100% organic handmade soaps,Organic natural essential oils& perfume oils Art gallery Precious&semi precious stones,silver jewellery bronze idols, singbowls, massageballs, tanks,hand made stone idols & leather bags etc Have a glance:)
6. Mahua Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Mahua Art Gallery is one of India's leading contemporary art gallery. Founded in 2002 by Meenu Jaipuria, Mahua Art Gallery represents remarkable contemporary Indian artists and especially encourages young emerging talent all across the country.
7. Chitralaya Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By AnupamaPrabhu - Bengaluru, India
If art and local culture are of interest to you, this is a must visit. Artist Venki Palimar is a talented artist from the coastal area and captures local culture and everyday life in his sculptures. The gallery pieces are for viewing and also sale. He also makes custom pieces. He is an art teacher in the local school and was free on the Sunday I visited. He conducted an impromptu workshop and I was able to create a small terracotta artwork. But this was an exception as he is usually busy working on his own creations. It is a treat for photography enthusiasts to capture this gallery housed in a Mangalore tiled building. There was no entry fee and I bought a couple of pieces from him ideal for inddors and outdoors. the road to the gallery is a little narrow and it would be ideal to leave the vehicle on the main road and walk for five minutes to reach the gallery. But a skilled driver can easily get an innova on this road. Own transport is ideal as you might end up buying some lovely sculptures.
8. Peepletree Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Peepletree is a Fine Art Gallery and Design Studio. Life inspires us and art defines our lives. The world around us, nature, our everyday lives, the beauty, the mundane, the awful, the intricate web of our lives, drive us to create. We love what we do and are here to share what we make, - Art, - in various forms. We invite you to visit our gallery. Enjoy!
9. Jaganmohan Palace Art Gallery And Auditorium
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 368 reviews
This place is temporarily closed
Reviewed By Nanakolkata
Jaganmohan palace has a mural, using natural dyes depicts earliest ‘Dushara’ festival. Ground floor has black and white photographs of Wadiyar clan, French musical calendar clock of 19th century and Wooden plaques describing Hindu mythology which are worth admiring. The collection includes paintings, musical instruments, rare period photographs, clocks, weapons, marble busts, furniture, ancient coins and other artifacts of great value and interest. Currently it houses an art gallery and contains galleries dedicated to Raja Ravi Verma, Roerich’s, Chugtai indicates the patronage of art and artists by Wadiyar’s. ‘Lady in Moonlight’ is an unusual masterpiece by Raja Ravi Verma. A galaxy of lady musician with musical instruments by RR Verma caught my eye. Most impressive is a painting entitled ‘Glow of Hope’ by Haldenkar outlines a light shade casted figure of a serene lady holding a lighted lamp in her hands with darken background, symbolizing hope against evil darkness. Chugtai’s paintings has immaculate resemblance of Mughal artistry. Look for Nightangle, Hasarat, and Lady with a parrot. A Self-Portrait of Rembrandt took me by surprise. Shantiniketan School is well represented by Tagore family members. Watch out for Running in Terror [Nandalal Bose]. Many other paintings are of great importance and represent the art and culture of India. Japanese section birds painting on silk, miniature painting of Mughal and Rajasthani styles are also there.
10. Prasad Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 12 reviews
