Zoya Siddiqui’s ongoing digital exhibition at MAP reaffirms the complexity of migration and displacement in art.
In an exclusive interview with MAP, the award-winning artist Tallur L.N. discusses his video work Interference, as well as the influences, interests and references that inform his practice more broadly.
Learn more about Suresh Punjabi –– his upbringing, influences and the portraits he produced at Suhag Studio in Nagda, Madhya Pradesh, in the 1970s and 80s.
Venkat Eshwara is Vice President, Development and Alumni Relations at Ashoka University. He has been with Ashoka since its inception and works closely with its Founders, Board of Trustees and Governing Body. Venkat’s responsibilities include fundraising, developing and implementing strategy, providing leadership and heading alumni relations at the institution. He formed and led the team […]
Vinod Daniel is an internationally recognised museum expert. He holds a number of positions including Chairman of the Board for AusHeritage, Board Member of the International Council of Museums, CEO of Daniel Aspac Pty Ltd and Chief Executive Officer and Managing Trustee of the India Vision Institute. He has been a Board Member of the […]
Thomas Girst is the global Head of Cultural Engagement at the BMW Group, a position he has occupied since 2003. Formerly the head of the Art Science Research Laboratory in New York under the directorship of Stephen Jay Gould, Harvard University, Girst studied art history, American Studies and German literature at Hamburg University and New […]
Sanjeev Kumar is a respected numismatist and author whose encyclopaedic book and research on the coinage of the Gupta Empire is a comprehensive and widely-referenced book for the history and gold coins from the 4th-6th century AD. As an expert on the ancient coinage of India, Kumar provides guidance to museums worldwide. He is Chairman […]
Rolf Fehlbaum is Chairman Emeritus and active Member of the Board of Directors of Vitra, a family-owned furniture company with headquarters in Birsfelden, Switzerland. Before becoming CEO and later Chairman of Vitra, Fehlbaum was active in the production of art editions, documentary films and architectural education. During his tenure at Vitra, he established relationships with […]
Richard Blurton trained as an archaeologist and has worked on excavations in Afghanistan and southern India. In 1986 he joined the British Museum, retiring as Head of the South and Southeast Asia Section in September 2018. In this time, he presented more than sixteen exhibitions including The Enduring Image in 1997, in collaboration with the […]
