Bangalore’s New Creative Art Studio ‘The Hobby Place’ Inaugurated by Actor Ramesh Aravind

The Hobby Place, Mysore’s one of a kind creative studio and hobby center, launched the first Hobby Place in Bengaluru at the Langford Gardens. The new center was launched by Mr. Ramesh Aravind and Ms. Savitha Ranga, Founder, the Hobby Place.

At the event, Ms. Savitha Ranga walked the audiences through the purpose of a conceptual creative studio and the relevance of its necessity in an urban city like Bangalore. She also shared information about the various visual and performing art workshops available at the center. This was followed by, Kishore Chitragar an ancestral Kinnala artist who showcased the true beauty of the dying art of Kinnala for all present at the launch. Mr. Ramesh Aravind who tried his hand at the pottery wheel was an example of how artistic expression can bring emotional well-being in everyday living.

Over the last 6 years, The Hobby Place, Mysore has been one of the most popular creative spaces for adults and children to experience and appreciate art and culture through unique events, regular classes, and workshops from artists from all over the country, all year round. It is a vibrant art center and a platform where visual artists and performing artists come together to create, learn, teach, inspire, exhibit and perform.

Speaking about the new Hobby place Mrs. Savitha Shenoy Ranga, Founder Hobby said, “At the Hobby Place, we look to create a fun, convenient social experience for anyone keen on pursuing a hobby for her/his holistic development. Our mission is to educate, produce, promote and preserve great work, and to be socially responsible and have fun doing it all.”

“The Hobby Place Mysore has been the most popular creative spaces for adults and children to experience and appreciate arts and culture through unique events, regular classes and workshops from artists from all over the country, all year round. We wish to create the same in Bengaluru too”

Ramesh Aravind, Actor, Director, TV show host, said “In our fast-paced lifestyle, we’re never able to take some time out to really express ourselves. Even if people do express themselves, they do it very sporadically and not consciously. The Hobby Place works as an escape from all the world, where one can de-stress, and bond with their loved ones while creating art in a variety of forms.”

The event culminated with a live expression of art on an easel, wherein attendees painted their emotions on the canvas using various art mediums.