Kerala is a land of art. It has a great tradition in architecture, chromatography, and painting. Murals are one of the famous artworks and have its own attraction and demands over all the world.

Mural art in natural colours was primarily done inside temples in Kerala and therefore usually ... wine jars and flower vases. Bright colours signify wealth. The expression on Magdalene’s ...

For centuries, exquisite murals have adorned the walls of Kerala temples and palaces, some of which remain intact albeit dulled over the centuries. Noteworthy examples of these magnificent mural ...

The online session is being held by Bloom and Grow This traditional art form was established after independence particularly in Kerala. The mural stories are derived from the purana which depict ...

Meeting master of Kerala murals KU Krishnakumar, who is in the city to conduct a workshop on the divine art of mural making, is a privilege. Charmingly humble, this authority on the divine art is ...

I found out that Kerala had a rich and long tradition in mural arts dating back to the seventh and eighth centuries, with temples, palaces and churches boasting of these rich mural paintings ...

The soft-spoken, affable Suresh is currently chief mural artist at the Mural Art Gallery in Aranmula in Kerala. Trained at Guruvayyar’s mural school, he is a product of the first batch.

The power of art is that it can transform the dullest and most dismal spaces into a vibrant space that tells a powerful story! So, what exactly do Kerala murals represent? Kerala mural art ...

A controversy has broken out in Kerala over erasing of a new wall painting at a railway station depicting the 1921 wagon tragedy as part of "Mappila (Muslims) rebellion" with Chief Minister ...