Triple

Target class: Indian art movement
Context triple: [Bengal School of Art, instanceOf, Indian art movement]

• A. public art movement
  A public art movement is a collective, often community-driven effort to create and promote artworks in shared public spaces, aiming to engage broad audiences, reflect social values, and transform the experience of the built environment.
• B. Hindu devotional movement
  A Hindu devotional movement is a religious and social current centered on personal devotion (bhakti) to a chosen deity, expressed through practices like chanting, singing, ritual worship, and communal gatherings that shape followers’ beliefs, identities, and ways of life.
• C. visual art tradition
  A visual art tradition is a historically and culturally rooted set of shared practices, styles, techniques, and aesthetic values that guide the creation and interpretation of visual artworks within a particular community or lineage.
• D. avant-garde art movement chosen
  An avant-garde art movement is a collective of artists who intentionally challenge and break with established artistic conventions, experimenting with radical forms, ideas, and techniques to redefine what art can be.
• E. Indian aesthetic theory
  Indian aesthetic theory is a classical framework that explains how art and performance evoke refined emotional states (rasas) in the spectator through stylized expression, suggestion, and cultural convention.
• F. None of above.