Rima Kallingal hails Kochi-Muziris Biennale as a ‘Haven for artists and audiences

Actress Rima Kallingal, after inaugurating the Biennale Kada at Aspinwall House on Thursday, said the Kochi-Muziris Biennale remains one of the most festive and eagerly awaited cultural events in the country.

Event Highlight
- Actress Rima Kallingal inaugurated the Biennale Kada at Aspinwall House, Fort Kochi on December 20, 2025.
- She described the Biennale as one of the most festive and eagerly awaited cultural events in India.

Rima Kallingal’s Remarks
- Called the Biennale “a haven for artists and audiences alike”, encouraging people to look at life more closely and intimately.
- Shared that this was her third visit, and its absence in years it wasn’t held was “deeply felt.”
- Expressed her plan to live in Fort Kochi during the Biennale to experience each artwork and venue at a slower, immersive pace.
- Often invites people to Kochi as though it were her own home, reinforcing the Biennale’s inclusive spirit.

Significance
- The Biennale continues to be a major cultural platform, drawing artists and audiences from across the world.
- Rima’s endorsement highlights its role in community building, cultural exchange, and artistic exploration.
- The event is positioned not just as an exhibition, but as a festival of ideas, creativity, and belonging.

✨ Takeaway: Rima Kallingal’s words capture the essence of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale—a living, breathing cultural space that welcomes everyone to engage deeply with art and community.