Chitrakathi Workshop with master artisan Chetan Gangavane
General rules:
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Chitrakathi Workshop with master artisan Chetan Gangavane
Chitrakathi is an ancient folk tradition and a unique style of painting, dating back to the 17th century. It is practiced in Pinguli, a small village in the district of Sindhudurg, Maharashtra, India. “Chitra” means picture and “katha” means story. Together, the term “Chitrakathi” was originally used to describe storytellers who narrated stories using visual aids accompanied by music Chitrakathi artwork is created as a series of single sheets of paintings. All paintings belonging to one story are kept in a bundle called “Pothi”, which is set of pictures containing 30 to 50 pages arranged in chronological order. These pages are unbound like the pages of ancient Indian epics. Some Pothis date back to around 300 years whereas some, more recent, are 50 to 60 years old. Chetan Parshuram Gangavane, a traditional artisan of oral storytelling art, Chitrakathi. He is the 6th generation artisan of his family and belongs to the Thakar tribal community. Once popular in the Maharashtra-Karnataka region, this performing art includes telling tales with hand-drawn paintings on paper about historic or religious events in Pinguli style of painting. Chetan and his family have dedicated and their lives in reviving this languishing craft form. His father a senior artisan, Parshuram Gangavane was awarded the Padmashree in 2021.
Where
Doolally Taproom, Andheri
When
11:00 am-02:00 pm, Fri, Jun 30, 2023
Host
Ekibeki Association
Entry
Rs. 1800
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