Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Friendly Brush Strokes Exhibition Showcases Art from Five Artists
Five artists, who met at an art fair, decided to put together their own art show called 'The Friendly Brush Strokes.'
They all use brushes to create their art, and come from different backgrounds.
The artists include someone who used to work in advertising.
The exhibition shows that art doesn't always need fancy galleries to be important.
The show features a variety of styles and is open to the public until July 6.
The Friendly Brush Strokes is an art exhibition at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru.
The exhibition features works from five self-taught artists who met at the previous year's Chitra Santhe.
Artists include Christopher M, who has a background in advertising, and others with diverse backgrounds.
Each artwork is created using only a brush, without mixed media or embellishments.
The exhibition will be open to visitors until July 6.
- Who
- Five self-taught artists, including Christopher M.
- What
- An art exhibition called 'The Friendly Brush Strokes'.
- When
- Open to visitors until July 6.
- Where
- Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru.
- Why
- The artists wanted to share their art and create a space for creativity.
- Exhibition Name
- The Friendly Brush Strokes
- Location
- Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bengaluru
- Number of Artists
- Five
- Featured Art Style
- Brush-only
- Opening Date
- Not specified
- Closing Date
- July 6