Art Bengaluru Collective Brings 300 Artworks To Rangoli Metro Art Centre

The Art Bengaluru Collective (ABC) has unveiled its latest exhibition at the Rangoli Metro Art Centre on MG Road, Bengaluru, marking one of the city’s most ambitious art showcases of the year. The exhibition brings together 30 artists from India and abroad, presenting 300 artworks that span diverse mediums including watercolour, acrylic, oil pastels, charcoal, photography, and installations. Actor and singer Vasundhara Das inaugurated the festival, underscoring its cultural significance.  

Founded in 2022 by journalist-artist Rasheed Kappan and painter-theatre practitioner Saleela Kappan, ABC has steadily grown into a platform for contemporary creativity. This exhibition reflects its mission to democratize art by bringing it into public spaces, making it accessible to commuters, families, and art enthusiasts alike.  

Key highlights from the exhibition include  

• Participation of 30 artists from India and overseas, including the US, UK, France, and Australia.  
• Showcasing 300 artworks across three galleries at Rangoli Metro Art Centre.  
• Diverse mediums ranging from painting and sculpture to photography and graphic illustration.  
• Actor and singer Vasundhara Das inaugurated the exhibition, adding cultural resonance.  
• ABC was founded in 2022 and has since organized seven successful shows.  
• The exhibition emphasizes inclusivity, blending established artists with emerging talent.  
• Themes explored include identity, environment, urban transformation, and cultural heritage.  
• Interactive sessions and guided tours are planned to engage audiences more deeply.  
• The Rangoli Metro Art Centre’s central location ensures accessibility for the public.  
• The event strengthens Bengaluru’s reputation as a hub for contemporary art and culture.  

The Art Bengaluru Collective’s exhibition highlights how art can thrive in public spaces, fostering dialogue and creativity beyond traditional galleries. By showcasing diverse voices and styles, the event reinforces Bengaluru’s growing role as a cultural capital, where modern urban life and artistic expression intersect meaningfully.  

Sources: YourStory, AllEvents, Bindu Gopal Rao