KAPS got an opportunity to set-up a painting activity for a group of senior women at Wildflower Hall, Shimla in collaboration with International Market Assessment India Private Limited (IMA). They were taught about the process of creating a Kangra painting – starting from the type
KAPS participated in the 8 days fest to promote Kangra miniature art in front of the guests from all over India and around the world, at the famous Wildflower Hall, Shimla. KAPS got a platform to increase awareness, popularity of the dying art in front
KAPS conducted two days workshop cum orientation programme for 100 Central Government officers, organized by ‘Institute of Secretariat Training & Management’ (ISTM). The workhop started with an introductory note from Mr Varun Rattan Singh, secretary of KAPS. He discussed various aspects related to KAPS. A
KAPS organised a campaign under the Swach Bharat Abhiyan at Divine Public School, Dharamshala . It was attended by around 40 students from Classes I-VI. The members of the society discussed various aspects related to cleanliness. Students were explained the necessity of having
Kangra Arts Promotion Society invites applications from motivated and talented students to learn Kangra Paintings. Selection Procedure Written aptitude test to be conducted by the society. Fellowship of Rs 2000 per month to be offered during the first year of the programme. After successful completion