KAPS participated in 3 days long festival at Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF), from Nov 04-06, 2016. Eminent personalities, filmmakers and volunteers, tourists and the local community visited the exhibition and made it a grand success. KAPS artists gave demonstration to the visitors, about the
The Kangra Arts Promotion Society (KAPS) organized an exhibition and ceremony to honour Kangra miniature artists who have received national or state level recognition in association with the Department of Language Art and Culture, Government of Himachal Pradesh. Sh. Sudhir Sharma, Honourable Minister for Urban
KAPS along with Department of Art, Language & Culture, Himachal Pradesh cordially invite all the patrons on the proud occasion of award ceremony organized for the national & state recognized artists. Hon. Minister Sh. Sudhir Sharma (for Urban Development & Housing, TCP, Govt. of H.P.)
In our journey of reviving the forgotten form of Kangra art, we organized a workshop at ‘Aadhunik Public School‘, Dharamshala. This school carries a heritage of all-round development of their children and whole-heartedly supported our vision. Over 200 children participated in today’s workshop, that made
KAPS conducted workshop in Dhauladhar Public Senior Secondary School, Shyamnagar. Around 80 students, from Classes VIII- XII participated in the 2 hours program. KAPS resident artists Monu Kumar, Kamal Choudhury, Sushil Kumar and Rajeev Kumar conducted the program. Students actively participated and some of them