Opening in the second half of 2022, MAP’s state-of-the-art building will be situated on a landmark site at the heart of Bengaluru’s museum district and will feature a strong focus on accessibility.
MAP brings to you a digital museum, offering curated experiences that can keep audiences engaged right from the comfort of their homes. Now you can explore the museum, anywhere and anytime.
Using the power of technology and storytelling, MAP regularly launches a range of online exhibitions, talks, workshops and resources that make art and the museum experience exciting, accessible and relevant for younger audiences.
Comprising various genres including modern and contemporary art and sculpture, photography, living traditions, textiles, and popular culture, MAP aims to bring its collection of South Asian visual culture alive through multiple pathways.
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Featuring non-stop digital art experiences, including curated online exhibitions, exciting events, and content.
Arshad Hakim, Vaishnavi Kambadur, and Samira Bose discuss their curatorial collaboration between a museum and an archive for MAP's latest...
Revisiting the meaning of "home" through the looking glass of Zarina Hashmi's lines.
Reckoning how the symbols of home translate outside India and how art can force us to confront our own biases...
Weighing everyday feminisms with contemporary artist Sheela Gowda’s (mis)placed objects in installation.
A chance encounter with one of Mohamedi's line drawings evoked in me, for the first time, a visceral response. Withdrawing...
My grandmother’s passion for Indian handicrafts and garments urged me to embark on my own love affair with South Asian...
Linking collections globally, 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.
