This place is gorgeous and well-kept. The exhibition halls are unmatched. The only downside is its location, a bit unusual for regular folks and seems somewhat limited for exhibitions. But, it's beautifully decorated, showcasing our rich cultural heritage.
Auditorium is little low specious but convenient for a small compact celebration. Outside decors are too much attractive and well maintained. Everything is appreciable but washroom cuts the point down... That must be cleaned and maintained... It's watery everywhere inside the ladies washroom. Rest all are supremely fine... đź’ť
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), founded in 1950 by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, independent India’s first Education Minister, is the pre-eminent instrument of cultural diplomacy. Its mandate is to engage in a creative dialogue with other nations showcasing the diverse and rich cultural tradition of India while promoting dialogue with them through academic and cultural exchanges.
ICCR or Abonindronath tagore art gallery is a gallery as the name suggests and holds prestigious events of art - be it art exhibitions or dance shows ir even events that sell handicrafts and art mela.
I did an art exhibition in this beautiful art gallery recently.
It's galleries are quite big, spacious and over all adequate for art ..
Overall very good place for art and cultural lovers
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) is an autonomous organization under the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, that promotes cultural exchanges between India and other countries. It was founded on 9 April 1950 by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Minister of Education of India.
ICCR is located in area of Park st but Maidan s d nearest metro. The Satyajit Ray audi can accommodate an audience of approx 250-270 people. The sound system is flawless! The ambience s well decorated n separate green rooms, space 4 snacks r also attached. Car parking slots r insufficient though.
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), founded in 1950 by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, independent India’s first Education Minister, is the pre-eminent instrument of cultural diplomacy. Its mandate is to engage in a creative dialogue with other nations showcasing the diverse and rich cultural tradition of India while promoting dialogue with them through academic and cultural exchanges.
ICCR or Abonindronath tagore art gallery is a gallery as the name suggests and holds prestigious events of art - be it art exhibitions or dance shows ir even events that sell handicrafts and art mela.
I did an art exhibition in this beautiful art gallery recently.
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The Rabindranath Tagore Centre (RTC) is the cultural flagship of ICCR in India. ICCR was originally designed by Charles Correa and then completed by architect Dulal Mukherjee. The marvelous building, with a glass atrium, is spread across four floors, and located right opposite the American Embassy.
With the intention to promote cross-border culture, ICCR intends to explore meaningful academic and artistic exchanges in India's eastern and north-eastern region. The building houses several art galleries, library, lecture and seminar rooms, a cafe, a souvenir shop and an auditorium.
You are sure to satiate your thirst for art here. From dance recitals to plays, from classical music performances to poetry recitals and seminars, ICCR conducts innumerable art-related events for like-minded people of the city. You can attend Indian classical dance recitals comprising Odissi, Kathak and Manipuri, performances of Tagore's plays, ghazal recitals, among other events. If you're a person inspired by paintings, you should definitely check out the Jamini Roy, Nandalal Bose and Abanindranath Tagore galleries. The Nandalal Bose gallery is the largest among all the galleries in the building.
Beautiful and well maintained place. Exhibition halls are unparallel. The only disadvantage is its position/location, for exhibition purpose, as it is in a little uncommon place for common people and looks restricted. Above all it is very well decorated that reflects our cultural heritage.
This place is really great, having a large auditorium and cafeteria. The capacity of the hall is impressive and the overall experience is extremely comfortable. I truly value it.
The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), founded in 1950 by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, independent India’s first Education Minister, is the pre-eminent instrument of cultural diplomacy. Its mandate is to engage in a creative dialogue with other nations showcasing the diverse and rich cultural tradition of India while promoting dialogue with them through academic and cultural exchanges.
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