Kerala Lalithakala Akademi has drawn up an ambitious plan to set up the village, a 10-acre studios-cum-residential complex, at Sreekandapuram.
Artists from the country and across the globe can come, stay and work together at the proposed facility, akademi officials said.
Touted as the first such facility of global standards in the country, the village would have separate studios providing canvasses to granite, wood, metal and clay artists.
Residential complexes, exhibition galleries, library, conference hall and cafeteria would be among the highlights of the proposed artist village, a top akademi official said.
He said the village was expected to woo a large number of artists even from neighbouring countries as such a facility is very rare.
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