The season around us — a hand-picked calendar of classical arts events — and, below it, milestones from Rasa Bharat's journey.
A small, hand-picked calendar of classical arts events — Bengaluru first, with notable evenings in other cities. Curated by Devangi; always verify details with the organiser before travelling.
A new main section for Bharat in stone and bronze: the rock-cut caves, the Hoysala marvels of Belur and Halebidu, Chola bronzes and the lost-wax method, Gomateshwara, and the living carvers of Shivarapatna and Mahabalipuram. Enter the new wing →
Kathak, Hindustani vocal, sitar, Yakshagana and tabla — each art now has a complete learner's guide with diagrams, from inside the training. Browse the series →
A new section follows India's arts across the world — the Ramayana in seven countries, Saraswati in Japan, Ramleela in the Caribbean — with 28 photographs and further-reading links on every image. Visit the section →
Sixteen exhibits across five regional wings: the ghungroo and the Yakshagana kirita, the Chhau mask and the Saraswati veena — each with a museum-style label, in English, ಕನ್ನಡ and हिन्दी. Walk the wings →
Every section — the art forms, the map, the quiz, the glossary — is now available in English, ಕನ್ನಡ and हिन्दी. The translations are a young learner's earnest effort; corrections from native speakers are warmly welcomed via the contact page.
SSRVM Bangalore South shared the site with its community on Facebook and Instagram — the site's first public appearance beyond Devangi's own circle, and a moment of great encouragement for its young curator.
After a year of research, writing and curation, the site opens with 95+ art-form entries across dance, music, instruments, painting, crafts and theatre — conceptualised and curated by Devangi Janmoh, a school student and learner of Kathak, sitar and Hindustani vocal music.