Project PARI: Revitalizing Public Spaces Through Art
The Ministry of Culture, through the Lalit Kala Akademi (LKA) and National Gallery of Modern Arts (NGMA), is dedicated to preserving public art installations created under the Public Art of India (PARI) project. As the nodal agency, the LKA has implemented a comprehensive preservation strategy to maintain these installations, ensuring their sustainability and longevity. The initiative not only safeguards India’s artistic heritage but also transforms Delhi’s public spaces into vibrant artistic landmarks, promoting regional art forms globally.
Summary/Static | Details |
Why in the news? | Project PARI: Revitalizing Public Spaces Through Art |
Initiative | Public Art of India (PARI) Project |
Executing Bodies | Ministry of Culture, Lalit Kala Akademi (LKA), National Gallery of Modern Arts (NGMA) |
Objective | Revitalize public spaces through art & showcase cultural heritage |
Key Art Forms | Phad, Thangka, Gond, Warli, etc. |
Number of Artists | 200+ |
Major Locations | Mehram Nagar, Africa Avenue, ITO Skywalk (Delhi) |
Public Engagement | Strategic placement, QR code integration |
Preservation Measures | Regular inspection, environmental protection, expert restoration |
Launch Event | 46th Session of the World Heritage Committee |
Current Implementation | Limited to Delhi (future expansion possible) |
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