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BHU Hosts Experimental Sculpture Workshop Fusing Indian Heritage and Global Artistry
15 Nov, 2025
Summary
- Five-day sculpture workshop organized by BHU's Faculty of Visual Arts
- Features two international artists sharing expertise in painting, performance, and fashion
- Students to explore Varanasi's cultural legacy, visual identity, and sensory experiences
On November 11, 2025, Banaras Hindu University's Faculty of Visual Arts kicked off a five-day sculpture workshop titled "Bharat Kashi, an Experimental Performance Art Workshop." The event, organized under the guidance of Professor Uttama and coordinators Professor Brahma Swaroop and Professor Manish Arora, aims to provide a unique cultural exchange opportunity for students.
Two international artists, Nicolas Van Parys, a painter and performance artist, and Sofie Bos, a fashion designer, are sharing their valuable knowledge, design experience, and insights into the contemporary art scenario. The students will delve into Varanasi's rich cultural heritage, legacy, visual identity, the fragrance of the city, the beauty of Kashi, and the city's enduring memories.
This workshop is expected to foster meaningful interactions and mutual inspiration between the participants. The program was attended by local artists and art enthusiasts, including Saheb Ram Tudu, Amresh Kumar, Mithun Dutta, Suresh Jangid, Suresh K. Nair, Shanti Swaroop Sinha, and Mahesh Singh.
