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MAP’s latest online exhibition explores the ever-changing cityscape of Bengaluru through the work of Shanthamani M in a series of photomontages.
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!
Writer Basav Biradar uncovers the origin story of Fraser Town, an area that came to be as a result of the Mysore administration’s response to the devastating plague epidemic in the early 20th century.
MAP in partnership with 1Shanthiroad Studio has launched a relief fund that seeks to support artists and their work during this difficult time. Open to all practicing artists, irrespective of their medium of practice.
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Musings of a lifelong Bangalore dweller/lover about the transformation of this leafy, laid-back, bungalow-ed cosmopolitan city into a global technology...
Exploring the origin story of Fraser Town, an area that came to be as a result of the Mysore administration's...
Handcrafted in various sizes, shapes and materials, the dolls displayed during Gombe Habba in Karnataka come together each year to...
Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II of Jaipur was ‘rediscovered’ as a photographer a hundred years after his death in 1880....
A closer look at India’s navratnas, or the nine gems, who brought about the first wave of modernism in the...
These Indian designers’ love affair with the humble Kantha stitch is as much a tale of empowerment and sustainability as...
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.
