Speaking at the Nila National Dance and Music Festival at Kalamandalam at Cheruthuruthy near Shornur, Sathasivam said the institution had made a great progress in a short period since its establishment in 2005.
Kerala had an incredible variety of art forms of extreme attraction and their beauty was boundless, he said, adding, they present a "picture of absolute grace" in all respects while the artists stage them, he added.
The Governor later presented the Fellowships and Awards of the Kalamandalam to the winners for their outstanding contributions in respective fields.
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