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25 Oct '26 Koramangala, Bengaluru

Gond Art
Workshop
with Prakash Garg

Discover the cultural roots and visual language of Gond art, then spend the afternoon creating your own piece with step-by-step guidance from Prakash. No previous art experience is needed, and a welcome drink and snacks are included along the way.

Reserve your spot
Welcome drink + snacksIncluded with your workshop
With Prakash GargIndian folk artist & art educator
Beginner friendlyNo prior art experience needed
Take your art homeCreate your own canvas piece
WHY THIS WORKSHOP

Learn Gond art directly from an artist immersed in India’s folk traditions.

There’s a difference between following a painting tutorial and learning directly from an artist who has spent years exploring, practising, and sharing India’s traditional art forms.

In this four-hour workshop, Prakash Garg will take you beyond simply recreating a Gond painting. You’ll understand the motifs, patterns, and visual language behind the art form, see how an artist approaches composition and detail, and then create a piece of your own with his guidance throughout. No previous art experience is needed.

What you’ll take away

  • Understand the cultural roots of Gond art
  • Learn its motifs, lines and repeating patterns
  • Create your own Gond painting on canvas
  • Take your finished artwork home
Worth knowing

Most of the afternoon is hands-on. Prakash will introduce the foundations first, then guide you as you create your own Gond painting step by step.

MEET THE ARTIST

Meet Prakash Garg.

An Indian devotional and folk artist working to preserve, teach and bring greater visibility to India’s traditional art forms.

Prakash Garg

Prakash Garg

Artist & workshop facilitator ◎ @gargprakash ↗
Gond artFolk artDevotional artArt education

Prakash Garg is an Indian devotional and folk artist passionate about exploring, preserving, and sharing India’s diverse traditional art forms. His practice spans painting, folk-art education, and cultural initiatives that help traditional art reach new audiences.

  • Conceptualised One State One Artist, a 2026 national initiative that brought together 38 young and traditional artists from across India.
  • Introduced 700+ students in Chennai to Gond, Sohrai and Madhubani art through a six-day school programme.
  • Through his own practice, workshops and collaborative initiatives, Prakash works to make traditional Indian art more accessible while retaining the stories and cultural context behind it.
THE AFTERNOON

From first lines to finished artwork.

Begin with the foundations of Gond art, then spend most of the workshop creating your own canvas piece with Prakash’s guidance, with a welcome drink and snacks along the way.

Day 1 · Sun 25 Oct

Meet, eat, learn & create

Sun, 25 Oct · Bengaluru · 3:00–7:00 PM

Introduction & basics: the cultural roots of Gond art, basic motifs, patterns, shapes, techniques and a demonstration of the elements used to create a Gond artwork.

Hands-on painting session: create your own Gond painting on a canvas board with step-by-step guidance, exploring traditional patterns, colours and compositions.

Snacks while continuing the creative session.

Individual guidance, technique-related questions, tips for continuing your Gond art practice, and sharing the artworks created during the workshop.

Day 1 · Sun 25 Oct Meet, eat, learn & create
Sun, 25 Oct · Bengaluru · 3:00–7:00 PM

Introduction & basics: the cultural roots of Gond art, basic motifs, patterns, shapes, techniques and a demonstration of the elements used to create a Gond artwork.

Hands-on painting session: create your own Gond painting on a canvas board with step-by-step guidance, exploring traditional patterns, colours and compositions.

Snacks while continuing the creative session.

Individual guidance, technique-related questions, tips for continuing your Gond art practice, and sharing the artworks created during the workshop.

THE VENUE

Bistro Claytopia

Bistro Claytopia is a creative art café in Koramangala and Bangalore’s first paint-your-own pottery studio — a fitting setting for an afternoon spent making art. The venue combines a relaxed, colourful creative atmosphere with food and beverages, and is located at SBI Park, 11, 80 Feet Road, near Wipro Park, Koramangala, Bengaluru 560034.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

What’s included in the afternoon.

A focused four-hour session designed around learning the foundations, making your own piece, and getting individual guidance along the way.

Included

  • Welcome drink and snacks
  • Guided 4-hour Gond art workshop with Prakash Garg
  • Step-by-step guidance throughout the painting session
  • Individual technique guidance and doubt clearing
  • Your finished Gond artwork to take home
THE WEGATHR EXPERIENCE

Thoughtfully put together by Wegathr.

We curate the facilitator, format, pace and practical details so you can focus on creating. Our team will be on site throughout the workshop.

We choose facilitators for fit.We look at their craft, experience, approach and ability to work with a group.
We curate the complete experience.From the workshop pace to the practical details and breaks, we think through how the pieces work together.
We stay present throughout.The Wegathr team will be there during the workshop to handle the practical details.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT

Join us for an afternoon of Gond art.

The workshop includes guided instruction with Prakash Garg, all props, a welcome drink and snacks, and the Gond artwork you create to take home.

₹2,499 ₹1,999 per person, incl. of taxes

Early bird ends on16 Oct

  • 4-hours with one of India's finest artists
  • Meals included
  • All props included
  • Take your art home

👨🏼‍🎨 Guided by Prakash Garg🎨 All props included🍕 Welcome drink & snacks included🖼️ Take your finished artwork home
PRACTICAL DETAILS

Frequently asked questions

Here are the practical details to help you plan your afternoon.

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Do I need any previous painting experience?

No. The workshop is designed for complete beginners as well as people who already enjoy drawing or painting. Prakash will introduce the basics before guiding you through your own artwork.

What will I create during the workshop?

You’ll create your own Gond painting on a canvas board, exploring traditional motifs, patterns, colours and composition with Prakash’s guidance.

Can I take my artwork home?

Yes. The painting you create during the workshop is yours to take home at the end of the session.

Are drinks and snacks included?

Yes. A welcome drink and snacks will be served during the afternoon while the creative session continues.

Who is Prakash Garg?

Prakash is an Indian devotional and folk artist focused on exploring, preserving and sharing traditional Indian art forms. He conceptualised the One State One Artist initiative and has also taught Gond and other folk-art traditions to large groups of students.

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