“Kala Pola”, the Biggest Open Air Gallery for Paintings in Colombo

“Kala Pola” which began in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, and showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka. This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele. Colombo, Sri Lanka. 21/02/2010.

“Kala Pola” which begun in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo city's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka.
Presented by the George Keyt Foundation, "Kala Pola" is a key platform for artists and sculptors to launch and boost their careers in Sri Lanka. Not only does it help them build a steady clientele, but also promotes art as a lucrative and professional career. Many “Kala Pola” artists have been successful and have gone onto launch careers in the international arena.

This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele, in an atmosphere filled with music, song, fun and contagious bonhomie.

Kala Pola 2010 kicks off at 10.00 am on Sunday 21 February 2010 and will unfold itself through the changing light of the day, bringing a varied palette of colour, sights and sounds to the soul of Colombo, until dusk finally settles over the city skyline.

“Kala Pola” which began in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, and showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka. This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele. Colombo, Sri Lanka. 21/02/2010.

“Kala Pola” which begun in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo city's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka.
Presented by the George Keyt Foundation, "Kala Pola" is a key platform for artists and sculptors to launch and boost their careers in Sri Lanka. Not only does it help them build a steady clientele, but also promotes art as a lucrative and professional career. Many “Kala Pola” artists have been successful and have gone onto launch careers in the international arena.

This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele, in an atmosphere filled with music, song, fun and contagious bonhomie.

Kala Pola 2010 kicks off at 10.00 am on Sunday 21 February 2010 and will unfold itself through the changing light of the day, bringing a varied palette of colour, sights and sounds to the soul of Colombo, until dusk finally settles over the city skyline.

“Kala Pola” which began in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, and showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka. This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele. Colombo, Sri Lanka. 21/02/2010.

“Kala Pola” which begun in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo city's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka.
Presented by the George Keyt Foundation, "Kala Pola" is a key platform for artists and sculptors to launch and boost their careers in Sri Lanka. Not only does it help them build a steady clientele, but also promotes art as a lucrative and professional career. Many “Kala Pola” artists have been successful and have gone onto launch careers in the international arena.

This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele, in an atmosphere filled with music, song, fun and contagious bonhomie.

Kala Pola 2010 kicks off at 10.00 am on Sunday 21 February 2010 and will unfold itself through the changing light of the day, bringing a varied palette of colour, sights and sounds to the soul of Colombo, until dusk finally settles over the city skyline.

“Kala Pola” which began in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, and showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka. This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele. Colombo, Sri Lanka. 21/02/2010.

“Kala Pola” which begun in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo city's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka.
Presented by the George Keyt Foundation, "Kala Pola" is a key platform for artists and sculptors to launch and boost their careers in Sri Lanka. Not only does it help them build a steady clientele, but also promotes art as a lucrative and professional career. Many “Kala Pola” artists have been successful and have gone onto launch careers in the international arena.

This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele, in an atmosphere filled with music, song, fun and contagious bonhomie.

Kala Pola 2010 kicks off at 10.00 am on Sunday 21 February 2010 and will unfold itself through the changing light of the day, bringing a varied palette of colour, sights and sounds to the soul of Colombo, until dusk finally settles over the city skyline.

“Kala Pola” which began in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, and showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka. This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele. Colombo, Sri Lanka. 21/02/2010.

“Kala Pola” which begun in 1993 with only 35 artists, is Colombo city's grandest and most-awaited annual one day Street Art Festival, showcases masterpieces by upcoming and prominent painters and sculptors from all over Sri Lanka.
Presented by the George Keyt Foundation, "Kala Pola" is a key platform for artists and sculptors to launch and boost their careers in Sri Lanka. Not only does it help them build a steady clientele, but also promotes art as a lucrative and professional career. Many “Kala Pola” artists have been successful and have gone onto launch careers in the international arena.

This year's “Kala Pola” will feature over 250 artists and sculptors who will showcase their creativity to a rapidly growing Sri Lankan and expatriate clientele, in an atmosphere filled with music, song, fun and contagious bonhomie.

Kala Pola 2010 kicks off at 10.00 am on Sunday 21 February 2010 and will unfold itself through the changing light of the day, bringing a varied palette of colour, sights and sounds to the soul of Colombo, until dusk finally settles over the city skyline.