Sensitising kids to art and culture at an early age is essential for their academic and emotional development. It stimulates curiosity, broadens perspectives, and cultivates critical and creative thinking skills. An early education in the arts also enables children to appreciate and recognise the importance of preserving the nation’s cultural heritage. MAP aims to make this learning process interactive and interesting for the kids by hosting a range of programmes and skill building workshops designed specifically for them.
A key element of MAP’s mission is to change the perception of museums, from old repositories to a space of creative learning; to a perfect spot for families to spend the day and bond while discovering and engaging with our collection in new and fun ways. Our family-oriented programming and workshops are designed to cater to audiences of different ages within a family.
The Discover MAP packs that explore the museum’s collections through select artists, themes, and stories, also make a great family bonding activity. Download and access these resources at home to make the most of your weekend with your kids. It’s never too late to have fun or learn. We believe in doing both.
Exploring the works of one of India’s finest contemporary female artists.
Explore the representations of spaces in art that are blur the lines, between inside and outside, between the real and imagined.
Explore the depiction of indoor spaces in art and what they may reveal.
Get introduced to the concept of space in art and explore representations of the outdoors.
A fascinating journey into the world of Indian portraiture – encompassing notions of the real and the ideal, the observed and the imagined.
Exploring abstract art and the artistic practices of A. Bala
Exploring abstract art and the artistic practices of Faiza Huma.
Exploring abstract art and the artistic practices of C. Douglas.
A fascinating journey into the world of Indian portraiture – encompassing notions of the real and the ideal, the observed and the imagined.
An exploration of the relationship shared between humans and the animal world, expressed through diverse visual vocabularies and storytelling.
Travel across the length of the country to discover two unique Indian scroll painting and storytelling traditions!
Learn about two unique scroll painting traditions of neighbouring communities, the Bengali and Santhali patuas, and their storytelling traditions.
A pioneering indigenous artist who inspired the Gond-Pardhan school of art and inaugurated the Jangarh Kalam, an artistic style named after him.
