Krisala Arts exhibited in-house artists at the Madras Art Festival 2023 that was inaugurated by Dulquer Salmaan at the Lalit Kala Akademi, Chennai.

Featuring an eclectic mix of figurative and abstract paintings and installations, this event was a celebration of creativity and artistic expression. A wide range of talented artists from all over India, both upcoming and established, came together to showcase their unique perspectives and approaches to art. Among the artists displaying their works were Suchit Sahni, Bandana Kumari, Avinash Gondaliya, Robin Mondol, Laxman Aelay, and R. Baala.

The event was driven by the core belief that while each artist offers a unique perspective and approach to their work, art, and unwavering passion unites them all. This coming together of artists can be compared to a ‘Confluence’, igniting the dormant artistic impulses in one and all.

A 2010 exhibition featuring masterpieces of art with artists ranging from A. Kannan, Atin Basak, Devidas Dharmadhikari, Manisha Raju, R. Baala, Sema Kohli, and more at the Art Corridor, Taj West End, Bengaluru.

'Impossible Thoughts’ was a captivating 2012 assemblage by R. Baala, curated by Shilpa Dugar. This stunning collection challenged conventional thinking and took the viewer on a thought-provoking journey through the world of the impossible. Baala's intricate assemblage and Shilpa Dugar's expert curation brought a unique vision to life, creating an immersive experience that was captivating and inspiring for all.

A solo exhibition featuring the extraordinary works of Bolgum Nagesh Goud, ‘Kahaani’ was held at the prestigious ITC Windsor. This event showcased Goud's intricate stories of humanity and nature through his powerful mixed media works. With strong, bold lines and strokes, sharp features and elements of Indian Mythology, Goud's pieces are a feast for the senses, immersing the viewer in a world of beauty and wonder. Goud's mastery of his craft was evident in every piece on display, creating a truly unique experience.