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Hongirana – Inter College Annual Fest
2020-02-18 10:00 - 2022-02-18 15:30 UTC | #52, Rama Towers, Bellary Rd, next to Baptist Hospital, Hebbal, Bengaluru,, #52, Rama Towers, Bellary Rd, next to Baptist Hospital, Hebbal, Bengaluru,, Bangalore, Karnataka, 560002, India
Hongirana – Inter College Annual Fest

Lal Bahadur Shastri College (PU), Bangalore organized an Inter-College Annual Fest- Hongirana on the 18th of February, 2020. They had major sub-events under the Intercollege Annual Fest like:

Mr. Pratyush, Faculty of Animaster Animation Degree College was invited to be the guest judge for the face painting competition.
He was welcomed by the Principal of the college Prof. Vanita Gad and other Associates.

Mr. Pratyush was told to come up with a topic that the participants will paint on the face.
On further discussion, he came up with the topic “World Peace” which was not limited to politics and was open to interpretation.

When asked upon why he chose this topic for the participants, he says
“Peace is the bold, brave, and final response to the perception that violence provides any viable solution for the conflicts of our world. Where warfare destroys and tears apart, peace builds, strengthens, and restores.”
The students were very inquisitive towards participation. There were 8 students from different colleges who took part in the face painting competition. They had come up with different ideas like justice, mutual respect, respect for law and goodwill, no corruption, well-functioning government, and so on.

Visit The National Gallery of Modern Art
2020-02-21 10:00 - 2022-02-21 15:30
Visit the National Gallery of Modern Art

The students of Animaster Animation degree college in Bangalore visited the National Gallery of Modern Art, Bangalore on the 21st of February 2020. The trip began with a lot of enthusiasm and vigor.

Objective:

The main objective or purpose of the visit was to introduce the students with the contemporary trend of art especially encapsulating the Indian Subcontinent. Since most of the students are registered under graphic and animation their understanding of the portfolio on art is only restricted to that available on the net. They were introduced to abstract paintings for the very first time on the survey and their vocabulary of art may have to a certain extent broadened over the visit.

The National Gallery showcased a large number of paintings, sculptures, graphic prints and examples of early photography in India which showcased the historical development of modern art in India. The display includes Indian miniatures, colonial artists, Bengal School and post-independence artists which led to the birth of modern and postmodern art of today.

The museum is situated in a serene ambiance dotted with magnificent trees, fountains and a mirror pool. A gallery is an inviting place to quietly devour the tranquility of art.

Mr. Pratyush, Faculty of Animaster Animation degree College guided the students through the gallery exhibits. Encouraging and instructing them with the appropriate timeline, medium, and technique of work. He also gave a brief on the cultural description of the artist and introduced the students to the significance of the gallery.

Later half the students were instructed to explain their understanding of the visit and artists’ work. They were also asked to take notes during the visit or sketch if any (since no interior photography was allowed), a detailed description of the mood and tone of colors and emotional aura persistent in any 5 of the works available from the gallery that the student can relate to deeply. As the snapshot of the image of the painting was available on the net.
On the whole, it was an enriching learning experience for the students.
