Mumbai’s art district, Kala Ghoda, boasts of some of the most well-known art galleries and museums that showcases the artworks of some of India’s best artists but it also makes place for the artist’s street. It has artists from all over the country sitting on a chair daily busy immortalising faces of people, families, lovers and friends
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. Pic/Kala Ghoda
Key Highlights
- The street artists sit on chairs on the footpath between Kala Ghoda and CSMVS museum
- They create different kinds of artworks including scenery, portraits and live portraits
- The price of the paintings start from Rs 100 and are bought by locals and tourists
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