Three Things to do today in Bengaluru

Waste to wealth

Do you think everything we throw away has no value? Bring something you consider waste, and let’s make art from it. Have a productive Sunday by participating in ‘Kasadinda Rasa,’ a two-hour immersive art workshop for children between 8 and 15 years. Participants are also required to bring scrap paper, pencils, erasers, crayons, and sketch pens.
Where: National Gallery of Modern Art, Palace Road; When: November 17, 11:30 am

Modern twist

Watch Kalavilasi Bengaluru Team’s “Kranthi Banthu #Kranthi,” a play that has been adapted to the present times from P Lankesh’s original “Kranthi Banthu Kranthi,” first published in 1971. It explores pressing issues such as the tyranny of capitalists, systemic interference, the opportunistic behaviour of influencers for personal gain, the outrage of disempowered youth, the flood of opinions on social media, and how the media capitalises on these dynamics. Woven with humour and satire, the play offers ample entertainment while provoking thought.
Where: Dr C Ashwath Kala Bhavana, NR Colony
When: November 17, 7 pm

Immersive arena
Science Gallery Bengaluru & Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan is hosting an artist-in-residence programme showcasing the work of artist and mathematician Robert B Lisek. As part of this residency, Lisek will present ‘SUPERPOSITION,’ an innovative live performance. Free and open to the public, the live act invites audiences into a responsive space where laser light, video projections, and dance are shaped by quantum principles, offering a multisensory experience that nudges our perceptions of reality.
Where: Science Gallery Bengaluru; When: November 17, 6:30 pm