Literature leads to the path of peace By Surbhi Jain Bengaluru, April 8, 2019 Poetry in the Park is a gathering organised by the psychologist named Lynessa Coutto. It takes place once a month on a Saturday at Cubbon Park from 3:30 to 6 p.m. When the Softcopy reporter asked how did the idea of […]
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In recent times, Instagram has become a platform for sharing poetry. By Ajay Ramanathan Bengaluru, April 8, 2019. Say hello to Tarun Surya, a 25-year-old content writer at apublic relations firm. That’s not all. Surya is also a poet. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences, he uses the social-networking site Instagram to express himself. “It is […]
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The Indian art scenario has evolved over the years – but the modern art form is still being criticized by society. By Riya Sethi Bengaluru, March 28, 2019: India has been a country where the various forms of art have emerged over the years. Many of the foreign art forms have been adopted by Indian […]
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As complicated science theories fail to attract the attention of the people, the artwork is used to highlight environmental change and its consequences. By Jignasa Sinha Bangalore, March 28, 2019: Climate change is real and artists in Bangalore have come up with innovative art exhibitions, public installations, and music and dance festivals to make art […]
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City’s scorching heat might be the reason for the exhibition lacking customers By Saloni Arora and SA Gayatri Bengaluru, March 26, 2019 An art exhibition welcomed artisans and craftspeople from different corners of India. The nine days exhibition from March 22 to31 is witnessing crowd from various places outside Karnataka, as well as from Bengaluru. […]
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A group of busks promotes art and heritage. The Church Street of Bangalore is where busking was started by a group of students who call themselves Bangalore Buskers. You can them outside Blossom Book House, typing on their typewriter, playing Ukulele, and singing to strangers. If you wondered what is busking, it is the art […]
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Charaka has been instrumental in providing job opportunities for the poor. A women’s co-operative society named Charaka was founded by a major Indian theatre director and playwright from Karnataka. The society follows the thoughts of the founder of the nation, Mahatma Gandhi and produces naturally dyed cotton handloom garments in a composite handloom unit. They […]
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The city of Bengaluru has seen a number of pillars and walls being covered by forms of street art that gives a voice to various subjects. Street art is a form of art which was once considered a nuisance in the society. It was seen as an activity done by people who want to tag […]
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Dhanmapadais a festival in memory of Acharya Buddharakkhitq Bhantejie’s 98th birthday. By Sharath Nair and Samanth Lanka Bangalore, March 21, 2019 The Maha Bodhi Society in Bangalore is celebrating ‘Dhanmapada’, a festival in memory of the Most Venerable Acharya Buddharakkhitq Bhantejie 98th birthday. The weeklong celebration started March 14 and culminated today. It is considered […]
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National seminar on editing and cataloging 8,500 ancient manuscripts on science and technology By Esther Esha Bangalore, March 21, 2019 The Sanskriti Foundation announced today in a press conference that it is organizing a three-day National Seminar on Cataloguing, Editing, and Publication of Ancient Indian Manuscripts on Science and Technology. From March 26 to 28, […]
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