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Seven get Shilpakala awards

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

CROWNING GLORY: Karnataka Shilpakala Academy Award winners: Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Rukkappa Kumbara, Gururaja S. Nayak, Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli, S. Shashidhar, B. Shivanandachar and Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma.

BANGALORE: The Karnataka Shilpakala Academy has announced its annual awards to six sculptors and one award sponsored by Ramsons’ Kala Pratishthana, Mysore.

The selected sculptors will get a cash prize of Rs. 5,000 each and a citation. The award-winners are: B. Shivanandachar, Hoovinahadagali (stone sculpture of Radhakrishna); Rukkappa Kumbara of Bidadi (Krishna in wood); Surendra Kalappa Vishwakarma of Bangalore (Mahishamardini in stone); Anandababu M. Ambarakhane, Mysore (mixed medium); S. Shashidhar of Shivarapatna (Hulivesha, metal); Gururaja S. Nayak of Mysore (stone) and Mallikarjuna K. Chikanahalli of Gulbarga (Ramsons Award for Ganesha in wood). The academy had received 88 entries during the selection, said an official release. The awards would be presented on December 15 at Ravindra Kalakshetra in Bangalore followed by a sculpture exhibition.

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