Triveni Kala Sangam teaches classical Indian Dance, classical Indian Music (Vocal & Instrumental), Contemporary Painting, Sculpture, Photography and Glass Art, thus creating a confluence or ‘Sangam’ of various art forms.
It provides a beautiful working environment for artists to express themselves through various forms of Visual and Preforming arts.
Department of Art offers Painting | Sculpture | Photography | Glassworks
Department of Dance offers Bharatnatyam | Odissi | Chhau | Kuchipudi | Kathak
Department of Music Offers Semi Classical & Light Classical Music | Hindustani Music (Vocal) | Carnatic Music | Sitar | Tabla | Flute
With a tiered floor seating for forty-five people, the Lecture Room is a highly personalized venue for intimate discussions and presentations on art and literature. Bathed in natural light from its north facing windows, this venue can also be darkened for visual presentations.
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Prakriti: Pots and Plants
Situated on the south side of the main building Triveni Kala Sangam, Prakriti is a quiet and tropical boutique. It is an exhibition-cum-retail space selling artistically designed pots, potted plants, bonsais and garden accessories, which are ideal for both home and outdoors.
Triveni Terrace Cafe
The Triveni Terrace Café overlooking the beautifully landscaped lawns of the Open Air – Theatre is renowned for its delicious home-style food. The café is a popular converging point for artists and art connoisseurs, students and intellectuals, who get together to have lively conversations and refresh themselves over unending cups of masala chai and innovative food.
Art Heritage
Founded in 1977 by Ebrahim and Roshen Alkazi, Art Heritage Gallery remains committed to promoting an awareness and appreciation of modern Indian art. The gallery has held over 600 exhibitions and produced over 450 catalogues celebrating the work of both distinguished artists such as F.N. Souza and M.F. Husain as well as new and emerging talent.
