An exhibition of collections from The British Library and CSMVS showcasing to the public for the first time some of the rarest, earliest and most striking photographs and objects of India's rich archaeological heritage, complemented by contemporary photographs that will forge new connections between the past, present and future.
Journeying into the mind's creativity A Think Museum Exhibition Twenty children of grade VII from Vissanji Academy created individual 'mini exhibitions' of ideas that matter most to them. To illustrate their ideas, children used museum objects and some new media from the present day. These were put together as one virtual exhibition as stages of [...]
We may live at different places on the earth but the sky above us is the same. The changing colours of the sky, the phases of the moon, planets and stars that mysteriously appear and disappear have sparked our curiosity. The desire to solve nature’s mysteries right since ancient times has led to many innovations [...]
Curated by Puja Vaish The exhibition sets up conversations within Nasreen Mohamedi’s own works and the important art centres of Bombay and Baroda through artworks by some of her peers & through letters and photographs. Early works, drawings, etchings, lithographs, ink works and canvases by Nasreen along with an archival section of photographs, process drawings [...]
BINARY CODEX is a retrospective of the works of Andrea Anastasio, an artist, designer and thinker who has been working between Italy and India for the last 40 years. The show, curated by senior curator of MAXXI Museum-Rome, Domitilla Dardi, relies on pieces borrowed from several museums, cultural institutions and private collections, such as Giusti Stagetti, Luisa delle Piane, MAP (Museum of [...]
Today food has become a common factor, an extension of age-old history, personal identity, and a common connection to each and every one. 'Savouring Connections: How Food Brings People Together'; is an exhibition that showcases the ability of food to connect people and bring them together in different ways. This exhibition has been curated by the students [...]
A rhizome has no beginning or end; it is always in the middle, between things, interbeing, intermezzo. Deleuze and Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus Rhizome – Tracing Ecocultural Identities, curated by Jesal Thacker, presents site-specific ‘inscapes’ of fourteen contemporary artists as their individual responses to specific museum artefacts, iconography and aesthetics. As interventions spread across museum [...]