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- Children aged 2.5 to 18 are presenting art, technology, and installations across eight campuses in Bengaluru as part of the Ekya Children’s Biennale 2026.
- The event explores how students perceive the future through themes ranging from nature and technology to memory and culture.
- More than 1,000 students have contributed work following several weeks of preparation.
- The biennale remains open to the public on Saturdays until October 31.
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- Final exhibitions until October 31
- Long-term development of the platform for cross-school collaboration
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Tristha Ramamurthy
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“We are not building an art show. We are asking children to imagine the future they will grow up in and, importantly, to tell us what they want it to feel like”
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…to the same question. For some, the future is closely connected to nature. For others, it lies with technology, cities, or machines. Memory, culture, play, and human connection offers distinct ways of looking ahead. “ We are not building an art show. We are asking children to imagine the future they will grow up in and, importantly, to tell us what they want it to feel like ,” said Dr. Tristha Ramamurthy, founder, Ekya Schools and Vice-President, CMR Group of Institutions. Ekya’s long-term ambition is to create a platform where children from schools and communities across Bengaluru can…
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