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Ila Panda Centre for Arts

Ila Panda Centre for Arts (IPCA) is a non-profit, collaborative endeavour with the mission of showcasing, promoting and conserving the visual arts of Odisha. IPCA seeks to widen the scope of art patronage, facilitate partnerships with key stakeholders and engage the community at large, drawing people into the influence of the arts domain, thus bringing art into everyday lives.

As part of its efforts, IPCA is supporting scholarships for young, emerging artists, grants for established artists who need it, and helping the art fraternity find access, exposure and better avenues through varied activities like art camps, art-appreciation programmes, educational visits, exhibitions, workshops and lectures.

Latest Events

IPCA MFA Scholarship 2026
Art Excursion: Bhopal
11th Mar 2026 – 18th Mar 2026 Sanchi & Bhopal
Visit to Delhi Art Fair 2026
5th Feb 2026 – 10th Feb 2026 New Delhi
Mahāgopanare Mahābāhu

28th Feb – 4th Mar
Bikaner House, New Delhi

Upcoming Event

Mahagopana re Mahabahu – a unique art exhibition depicting the secret sojourns of Lord Shree Jagannath from 700 – 1700 AD.