Fine Arts Club

Policy & Guidelines

• An initial meeting is convened to orient and acknowledge faculty representatives from various departments and to outline the club’s objectives and annual activity framework.
• Faculty members are responsible for implementing the annual activity plan and preparing a detailed schedule of proposed events for their respective departments.
• The Faculty Coordinator of each department assigns event dates based on student availability, arranges them semester-wise, and develops a strategic action plan for smooth execution.
• Specific teachers are appointed to supervise events within their departments and coordinate directly with the Club Coordinator to ensure alignment with institutional guidelines.
• The designated faculty member communicates event details to the identified resource person, who then informs the management. Subsequently, formal invitations are emailed to the Vice Chancellor, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Registrar, management, and relevant institutional authorities.
• A digital poster or promotional material is created and disseminated through the college website, official digital platforms, and social media channels to publicise the event effectively.
• Students are briefed about the event structure, and the concerned department—supported by the club committee members- takes the lead in organising and executing the activity.
• The resource person conducts the session, interacts with the target student group, and facilitates discussions or demonstrations. Student feedback is collected to evaluate their experience and suggestions.
• Attendance of participants is documented, and a comprehensive report of the event is prepared for institutional records.
• Based on the feedback received, committee members review outcomes and plan subsequent events to enhance quality and student engagement.

Faculty in Charge

Office Bearers

Main Staff Co-ordinators:

• Dr. Allwyn F., Assistant Professor, Department of English
• Ms. Nivya George, Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science

Members:

• Dr. Allwyn F., Assistant Professor, Department of English
• Ms. Nivya George, Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science
• Dr. Anoja Kurian, Assistant Professor, Department of Life Science
• Dr. Sumi Sundaresan, Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science
• Ms. Reena M. Uttarkar, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
• Ms. Ritz Longjam, Teaching Assistant, Department of Computer Science

Shilpakala - Intra Collegiate Fest
Date 27 to 31 October 2025
The Fine Arts Club, in association with the Literary and Cultural Association, successfully hosted its very first Fine Arts Exhibition titled “Shilpakala,” an intra-collegiate fest, on 31st October 2025. The event was a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and creativity, bringing together talented students from various UG and PG programmes across the college.

The fest featured 12 exciting events, including Flame-Free Feast, Veil & Vision, Henna Tales, Chain Reaction, Mosaic of Moments, Toon Town, Paper Palette, Doodle Dash, and Echoes of Pencil, among others. Each event provided a unique avenue for students to showcase their creativity, imagination, and artistic flair. An overall Best Artist Award was also presented to recognize exceptional talent and versatility.

The Prize Distribution Ceremony was graced by Rev. Fr. Deepu Joy, Coordinator, Student Welfare Office, and Prof. M. J. Kamalakshi, a renowned artist and former Chairperson of the Karnataka Lalit Kala Academy. Their presence and words of encouragement greatly inspired the participants.

The exhibition also featured artworks by several guest artists, offering students an opportunity to engage with and learn from accomplished professionals. The winners of the events were honored with certificates and trophies for their outstanding performances, creativity, and dedication.

Shilpakala 2025 was a resounding success, serving as a platform for students to express their artistic vision and appreciate the rich diversity of creative expression within the campus. The event truly embodied the spirit of artistry, collaboration, and cultural celebration.

Field visit to Karnataka Chitrakala Parisath
Date 27 September 2025
The Fine Arts Club of Kristu Jayanti University organised an experiential visit to Karnataka Chitrakala Parisath on 27th September 2025. The visit provided students with the opportunity to explore a wide range of Indian art forms, including traditional paintings, folk art, sculptures, and modern installations. The gathering was addressed by Prof. M.J. Kamalakshi, Artist and former General Secretary of Karnataka Chitrakala Parisath, who shared valuable insights into the evolution of Indian art and the importance of preserving indigenous artistic traditions. Students observed styles such as Tanjore, Mysore, and Madhubani paintings, gaining an understanding of color symbolism, composition, and cultural significance. They also learned about the creative approaches of contemporary artists. The visit fostered visual literacy, aesthetic appreciation, and critical observation, enabling students to connect theoretical learning with real-world artistic expressions and inspiring a deeper appreciation for India’s rich artistic heritage.

“Chitra Vidya” – Basics of Sketching and Painting Workshop
Date 18 September 2025
The Fine Arts Club of Kristu Jayanti University organised a one-day workshop titled “Chitra Vidya – Basics of Sketching and Painting” on 18th September 2025 at M2 Auditorium. The resource person for the session was Mr. Sinclaire, a talented self-taught artist from Bengaluru, well known for his mural art, custom canvas paintings, wearable art on jackets, and digital illustrations.

The workshop aimed at introducing students to the essentials of sketching and painting while nurturing their creativity and artistic confidence. Mr. Sinclaire shared valuable insights into artistic techniques, emphasizing the importance of observation, proportion, and expression in sketching. Through interactive demonstrations and live illustrations, he simplified complex methods and inspired participants to explore their own artistic potential.

Students actively engaged in hands-on practice sessions, trying out basic sketching and painting exercises under his guidance. The artist’s approachable teaching style and his inspiring journey as a self-taught professional resonated strongly with the participants.

The session was well-received, with enthusiastic participation and positive feedback from students. The workshop not only helped in honing technical skills but also encouraged participants to pursue art as a medium of creative expression.