KAARI

KAARI means “Artist” in Sanskrit. The logo is created using basic geometric shapes, two colors are used to show that an artist can be molded in different colors depending upon the situation, the other side to the logo depicts that an artist is always dynamic, first that he creates art for his/her passion and other that he creates awareness in society through his/her art. “As artists, we believe it’s our duty to reflect the times in which we live” From sculpting, painting, applied arts to the theater, KAARI, when added as a suffix, does justice to all artists no matter their field of interest. Our vision behind KAARI is to give our visitors an insight into the minds of young creative artists, their interesting thought processes and equally interesting outcomes. KAARI will be a great opportunity for you to appreciate new talent and experience the beauty of an art exhibition. KAARI can do justice to all artist whether be it a sculptor, painter, applied artist, theater when added as a suffix.

It’s an event where Master of Fine Art Painting and Master of Fine Art Applied Art students showcase their work throughout the year at Balgandharva Art Gallery Shivajinagar, Pune. The Bi-annual Art exhibition  ”KARRI” was organized by MIT School of fine arts And applied arts under the guidance of executive Director  Mrs. Jyoti Dhakane  and Principal Dr. Milind Dhobley sir. The three day long exhibition was held at Balgandharva Art Gallery, Pune. The art work of master students of MIT School of Fine Art were Displayed in the exhibition. The students got the opportunity to interact with eminent, local and national artist. Appreciation coming from such artist boosted the moral of  the students. The students got a platform to showcase their work. New department of Sculpture has also been set up by MIT School of Fine Arts and Applied Arts. Thus not only the paintings but also Sculpture, Printmaking  were on display making the show perfect for art lovers .on the whole exhibition was great success.