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The Kala Chaupal seeks to provide a unique opportunity to the established as well as emerging artists from various countries. Giving them a platform to explore the soul of art in India so as to be a catalyst for newer and original artistic expressions. The residency aims at facilitating an exchange of ideas on disappearing traditional arts while keeping abreast with the modern evolution of art acr

oss various streams. The Jaipur Kala Chaupal also hopes to enable Indian artists by bringing an international diaspora to the Indian subcontinent.

‘Bengali khopas have special features since ancient times and the jewelery used in the khopas of Bengali women in the 19...
08/01/2024

‘Bengali khopas have special features since ancient times and the jewelery used in the khopas of Bengali women in the 19th, 20th century or even earlier are also exquisite and nature inspired with a romantic approach. This matter emited in my own language.‘- Lali Makhal (.makhal.3 )

In continuum….’Culture of Farming’ by Naveen Tungana (.tungana)
06/01/2024

In continuum….’Culture of Farming’ by Naveen Tungana (.tungana)



26/10/2023

Leenika Jacob in her talk speaks about how Art and culture play a significant role in promoting sustainability by creating awareness through theatrical perfo...

・・・As part of 'Digital Architectural Heritage Fellowship' offered by , .crdf and , has studied the rich architectur...
23/09/2023


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As part of 'Digital Architectural Heritage Fellowship' offered by , .crdf and , has studied the rich architectural history of Bulandshahr. This study takes into account previous research done by and and adds primary understanding to it. Anticipated outcomes of this project include identification of heritage walks in Bulandshahr and an interactive digital footprint of the rich history of Bulandshahr, formerly known as Baran.

Images in the post:
1. Garden Gate
2. Sarovar at Bhuteshwar Temple
3. Old Jail
4. Market Gate
5. Numaish Ground Gate
6. Town hall
7. Jaat Hostel
8. Bathing Ghats









Center for Heritage Conservation and Kala Chaupal- Bulandshahr Legacy Heritage Conservation Initiative
23/09/2023

Center for Heritage Conservation and Kala Chaupal- Bulandshahr Legacy Heritage Conservation Initiative

.tungana continues exploring his areas of interest in farming life and culture.
06/09/2023

.tungana continues exploring his areas of interest in farming life and culture.

Showcasing grantee .makhal.3 work progress ‘We are constantly inspired by nature. ''Kabari Muchak'' are no exception. ...
25/08/2023

Showcasing grantee .makhal.3 work progress

‘We are constantly inspired by nature. ''Kabari Muchak'' are no exception. This special hairdo is called mouchak, which is currently used by women on their long hair for bridal hairstyles or special occasions. Through this work I have highlighted the connection between nature and man-made hairdo.’

We are delighted to share that Ragini Singh has received the *‘Digital Architectural Heritage Fellowship’* under Bulands...
01/08/2023

We are delighted to share that Ragini Singh has received the *‘Digital Architectural Heritage Fellowship’* under Bulandshar Heritage Conservation Initiative by the Kalachaupal Trust and Centre for Heritage Conservation (CHC) and CEPT Development and Research Foundation (CRDF), with support from Centre for Applied Geomatics (CAG) CRDF.

Congratulations Ragini !
_“This fellowship is a great opportunity for me to start my career in the field of conservation, and participating in the Bulandshahr Heritage Conservation Initiative (BHCI) is the right platform where I can contribute myself to the preservation and promotion of the cultural heritage of the region.”_

Ragini Singh (ragini_singh) has recently graduated from School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal with Masters in Conservation. She completed her graduation from Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, (VNIT), Nagpur in Architecture. With a strong interest towards the heritage conservation and preservation, she participated in the"UNESCO Sub-Regional Conference on World Heritage: The Next 50" held at Bhopal (year).


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with .repost・・・Student: Anjali SreekumarGuide: Shradha AroraThis DRP was done in association with the Kala Chaupal Tr...
06/07/2023

with .repost
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Student: Anjali Sreekumar
Guide: Shradha Arora

This DRP was done in association with the Kala Chaupal Trust.

Title: FS Growse and Colonial Modernity in Bulandshahr

Description: FS Growse, a British Official, who was magistrate of Bulandshahr from 1878 to 1884, executed architectural projects in town which is contrary to British norms and standard. These structures even to day exist as a testament to Growse’s idea of coexistence with the emerging modernity in Indian cultural landscapes. Growse’s work in Bulandshahr is largely discussed in the Indian architecture scenario, thus this study explores the implication of these work in the cultural landscape of Bulandshahr. Thereby exploring the colonial modernity that emerged in Bulandshahr.

# bulandshahrheritageconservationinitiative

Kumar Misal is a visual artist and printmaker from India. He completed his education from the Sir JJ School of Art, Mumb...
05/07/2023

Kumar Misal is a visual artist and printmaker from India. He completed his education from the Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai.

His practice questions and depicts various issues concerning farmers through a dialectical triad of printmaking, papermaking, and drawing.

He also established his own printmaking studio in Kolhapur, named Frames Art Studio. He participated in group exhibitions across the country and abroad. Art for hope, Art Incept, New Delhi; Student Biennale,2020; Inception Grant Show, Delhi, 2021; Biennial Printing, Italy 2020.

1. My Dear Father, Woodcut on Grass paper, 14x12 Inches, 2021-22

2. प ांडुरांग, Woodcut on Grass paper, 44x18 Inches, 2021-22

3. रुक्मिणी, Woodcut on Grass paper, 44x18 Inches, 2021-22

Lali Makhal was born in the village of Chhota Mukundapur and later moved to Kolkata for studies and work. She completed ...
05/07/2023

Lali Makhal was born in the village of Chhota Mukundapur and later moved to Kolkata for studies and work. She completed her B.F.A and M.F.A from Rabindra Bharati University in Printmaking.
Lali has loved hairdos from childhood. Her Mother used to tie a bun in her hair each afternoon and embellished it with flowers and flower garlands. Her passion for hairdos eventually became the primary subject of her work.
She has actively participated in Artist residencies, workshops, and exhibitions. Some of her important participation are the 55th and 56th Annual Exhibitions of the Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata; Art Family 1st All India Online Art Exhibition, 2021. She also won the Shri K.K Bangla Memorial Prize in Manorama Young Printmaker Award 2021, organized by India Printmaker House.

1. Hair Loss, serigraphy, lino and hair extension on canvas, 14 x 39 inches, 2021

2. If only I had hair, serigraphy and hair extension on canvas, 10 x 40 inches, 2022

3. Untitled, serigraphy and hair extension on canvas, 20 x 40 inches, 2021

4. I am a girl, serigraphy, intaglio on canvas, 13 x 35 inches, 2022

Naveen Tungana completed his B.F.A in printmaking in 2021 from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, and his...
05/07/2023

Naveen Tungana completed his B.F.A in printmaking in 2021 from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, and his Masters from Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, in Printmaking in 2023.

Born and brought up in a farming family, Tungana was closely associated with farming. He used to go to the field with his father and experience the challenges that farmers dealt with every day, i.e., climate conditions, availability of resources, and water quality.

Taking inspiration from his experience and the ritualistic practices that are often performed by the framers in the hope of bringing good luck, Tungana tries to explore the underlying meaning between belief system and lifestyle in his practice.

1. Person With Green Nimbus, Nib Drawing, 13×20 Inches, 2022

2. Nomulu, etching and aquatint, 10"×21" Inches, 2022

3. An Acknowledgement to the Almighty, etching and aquatint, 13×20 Inches, 2023

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