An afternoon at artist Paul Fernandes’ gallery in Bengaluru
Artist Paul Fernandes reflects on his career and his deep connection to Bengaluru through his gallery, aPaulogy. His work captures the city's evolution from its historical roots to its modern-day identity.
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Highlights the intersection of art, urban history, and cultural preservation in a rapidly changing city.
An afternoon at artist Paul Fernandes’ gallery in Bengaluru left Artist Paul Fernandes in his gallery in Bengaluru C Madan Mohan https://th-i.thgim.com/public/food/lxagzv/article71611769.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Bengaluru%20based%20artist%20Paul%20Fernandes%20at%20the%20aPaulogy%20gallery%20-%20Photo%20Credit%20-%20C.%20Madan%20Mohan.jpg “Every road has a beautiful memory,” says the artist at his aPaulogy Gallery at Richards Town, where one can see Bengaluru in a new perspective As you walk into aPaulogy Gallery in Bengaluru, framed cartoons and paintings cover every wall. . Nestled in the quiet neighbourhood of Richards Town, artworks in this gallery are based on various key locations and landmarks in the city including MG Road, Cubbon Park, and India Coffee House. and many more Paul Fernandes was born in Bengaluru 68 years ago, and grew up watching the evolving city evolve through his artistic lens. “This is a city I have always been very involved with at different levels.
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