Kala Pola, Colombo’s popular annual art fair organised by the George Keyt Foundation and John Keells opened last morning with art lovers flocking to Green Path (Ananda Coomaraswamy Mawatha) in Colombo to see artists from all over the country exhibiting and selling their works. Follow @timesonlinelk
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Kala Pola, Colombo’s popular annual art fair organised by the George Keyt Foundation and John Keells opened last morning with art lovers flocking to Green Path (Ananda Coomaraswamy Mawatha) in Colombo to see artists from all over the country exhibiting and selling their works.