Kolkata Centre for Creativity - Art center in Kolkata - Kolkata, India

One of the most beautiful place to get indulge in your cultural diaries. Went there to see a play and the experience was fabulous. Open stage performance was quite fantastic. The place is huge with ample of place to move around. There are designated floor for seperate activity. Although, the eye-catching sculpture was on the entrance itself. 'Disobedience' or the ANYTIAKOH is one of a unique piece itself. A artist named Nassia Inglessis created that art and believe me you will be amazed to see it. There was even a prayer room and a whole showpiece room itself. Emami's venture in the section of art and creativity by KCC, undoubtedly gave a smile on my face.

The Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC) is a space that showcases art, craft, antiquity, and product design. It is a hub for creativity and innovation in Kolkata, offering a range of dedicated spaces for visitors to explore. The center is housed in a large space and has eight dedicated spaces. Visitors can expect to see a range of exhibitions and events that showcase the best of Kolkata's creative talent. Overall, the Kolkata Centre for Creativity is a great addition to Kolkata's cultural scene. It offers a range of exhibitions and events that showcase the best of Kolkata's creative talent, and is a hub for creativity and innovation in the city. Visitors can expect to find a range of facilities, including a cafe and a gift shop, and the center is easily accessible by public transport.

Literally, a vastly interesting space, with spacious galleries on the ground floor - both were showing retrospective exhibitions at the time of my visit. The first floor auditorium with wooden seating steps was being used for a photoshoot. Walk through the expanse of the gift shop (so much eye candy!) to the Grace Cafe and its all vegetarian menu. We tried an eclectic sev puri (pictured) with a zing of mustard. Take the lift to the top for a view of the paddy fields. A calming sensory experience.

Wonderful place, beautiful ambience and displays. The Benodebehari scrolls exhibition was superb

Its like a shopping mall of exhibitions! Emami is doing great work in bringing big names of the Indian art world to the degrading cultural capital of India. Also, they have a fantastic reading library with an exhausting collection of art books.

I had visited KCC primarily to attend Anupam Ray's Adhrishyo Nagordolna trip, in which he has focused on the illusions that we humans often live in. However, I was awestruck by the beauty that KCC is ! Not only does it conspire against the mundane lives of humans through the presentation of art and culture that India boasts, but is very well maintained and the behaviour of the staff there is also impeccable. I would recommend everyone to visit it !

The place was awesome, it is beside Calcutta international school. The main thing... the washrooms were super clean.

The exhihition and the discussion were interesting and insightful. Along with that, you have other floors in the same building catering to the diverse needs of your sense of aesthetics.