India’s first conversational digital persona of the celebrated artist M F Husain, brought to you through a unique digital collaboration between MAP and Accenture.
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MAP’s latest online exhibition presents multiple connections between cloth, its makers and keepers, motifs and materiality by taking you through artworks from the Indian subcontinent starting with the 19th century until today.
This online exhibition brings together works by the artist Zoya Siddiqui to examine the social and physical distance between the insider and the outsider.
MAP’s new platform offers curated experiences in a completely new way to keep audiences engaged, right from the comfort of their homes. Now you can explore the museum, anywhere and anytime!
An online exhibition that charts the life of the painter, muralist and illustrator, Bhuri Bai. Curated, for the first time, in collaboration with the artist, the exhibition elaborates on her experiences and travels as a contemporary artist.
This Discover MAP pack explores the work of the prominent Indian abstract artist, Prabhakar Barwe, who is known for painting everyday objects and familiar things in unfamiliar combinations and landscapes.
MAP’s digital launch was celebrated with a week-long virtual festival that featured a number of well-known cultural figures. Journey through MAP’s Collection in the form of storytelling, performances and international museum collaborations!
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The special case of Kanthas in the museum space and speculation as a mode of curating.
The essay attempts to position 'kantha' as an art object and to trace the trajectory of textile artisans, whose voices...
Bhuri Bai’s recent exhibition at MAP sheds light on her artistic journey and the transformation from a local indigenous artist...
Committed to its mission of making the arts accessible and inclusive, MAP recently launched an online exhibition that has been...
Zoya Siddiqui’s ongoing digital exhibition at MAP reaffirms the complexity of migration and displacement in art.
Artist Zoya Siddiqui engages with the themes of belonging, cultural memory and spatial distance.
Linking collections around the world, this series is a unique digital collaboration between MAP and institutions in India and across the world, with each episode juxtaposing an artwork from MAP with an object from the partner museum.
