Our world

Last week Mumbai celebrated the Kala Ghoda Art Festival which has become extremely popular with Mumbaikars wanting to celebrate all the different arts like music, literature, painting, pottery and installation art. The picture above is of the entrance. Kala Ghoda means Black Horse. Kala Ghoda is the name of the precinct so called because there was an equestrian statue of King Edward VII which has now been relocated to the Museum.

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Monochrome mania

Worldly possessions of a pavement dweller.

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Mumbai my Valentine

I love Mumbai. Art installation at Kala Ghoda Art Festival

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!

Bright and Colourful

Shops on the path leading to Mumbadevi temple.

Skywatch

The jewel in the Mumbai sky last evening.

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Wherefore art thou....

The pretty balcony at Mumbadevi temple.

Our world

The 'Flying Bus' an art installation in BKC by Sudarshan Shetty.
Ref Wikipedia Installed on the grounds of Maker Maxity in Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai the Flying Bus is a replica of a 1970s double-decker bus with two stainless steel wings attached on either side. The bus is positioned as if poised to take off. The work draws on themes of immigration, transit and living on the edge. A plaque beside the Bus states “Sometimes when we travel we forget who we are," The Flying Bus is arguably India's most significant public art project

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