Archive · 26 Dec 2025
St+art Kolkata Festival 2025-26 Launches with Ballygunge Art Project
The St+art Kolkata Festival 2025-26 is a big art celebration in Kolkata, India.
It's organized by Asian Paints and the St+art India Foundation.
The festival features colorful art installations and exhibitions in the Ballygunge area.
One of the main attractions is the Colour Corridor, a vibrant passageway that people can walk through.
There's also an indoor exhibition at the TRI Art & Culture Centre, where artists have created immersive environments using color, texture, sound, and smell.
The festival aims to bring art into everyday life, making public spaces more enjoyable and connected.
It's all about making art accessible to everyone and celebrating Kolkata's unique culture and creativity.
St+art Kolkata Festival 2025-26 is a citywide art celebration in Ballygunge, South Kolkata, organized by Asian Paints and St+art India Foundation.
The festival features the Colour Corridor, a vibrant, immersive passageway created by Sayan Mukherjee, inspired by Chromacosm, Asian Paints’ multisensory exploration of color.
Public art interventions and an indoor exhibition at TRI Art & Culture Centre explore the theme of 'The Third Space,' blending home and street life in Kolkata.
The indoor exhibition at TRI Art & Culture Centre features immersive works by ten artists, reimagining everyday spaces with color, texture, sound, and smell.
The festival aims to make art accessible to all, transforming public spaces into shared experiences and encouraging dialogue and connection among citizens.
- Who
- Asian Paints, St+art India Foundation, TRI Art & Culture, KCT Group, artists, and the public of Kolkata
- What
- St+art Kolkata Festival 2025-26 featuring public art interventions and an indoor exhibition
- When
- Until January 15, 2026
- Where
- Ballygunge, South Kolkata, with the main exhibition at TRI Art & Culture Centre
- Why
- To make art accessible to all, celebrate Kolkata's creative energy, and transform public spaces into shared experiences
- Organizers
- Asian Paints, St+art India Foundation, TRI Art & Culture, KCT Group
- Location
- Ballygunge, South Kolkata
- Duration
- Until January 15, 2026
- Key Installation
- Colour Corridor by Sayan Mukherjee
- Exhibition Venue
- TRI Art & Culture Centre
- Artists Involved
- Ten artists for indoor exhibition, KHATRA for typographic façade
- Augmented Reality
- Animated Chromacosm experience at TRI façade and indoor spaces
- Festival Theme
- The Third Space: Ballygunge Art Project