India’s long-awaited MAP Museum of Art and Photography, a major new cultural institution in the southern city of Bengaluru, welcomed its first visitors this month, offering a glimpse at a 60,000 ...

The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) wasn’t born as a museum – at least, not in the flesh. Conceived by philanthropist and collector Abhishek Poddar in 2020 as India's first online-only art and ...

Explore the cultural and historical significance of Indo-British textile labels at the ongoing exhibition in Bengaluru's ...

India's art scene thrives in galleries showcasing a rich blend of historical and contemporary works. From Delhi's Kiran Nadar ...

MAP, or the Museum of Art & Photography, will finally officially open this month in India’s so-called Silicon Valley of Bangalore, south India, after a series of construction delays. The museum ...

Museum of Art and Photography (MAP), Bangalore This content can also ... While the physical building, the first major private museum in South India, only opened its gates in 2023, MAP has been ...

India’s newest and perhaps most ambitious institution, the Museum of Art and Photography (MAP), is set to open in Bengaluru (Bangalore) on February 18 after much anticipation and a few delays.

Image Monks bless the Met exhibition at the opening reception for “Tree & Serpent: Early Buddhist Art in India, 200 B.C.E ... to sixth century C.E., the map of Buddhism was changing.

The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) is a curious case study of India’s changing relationship with art. Industrialist Abhishek Poddar’s philanthropic initiative to make his formidable ...

In colonial India, that trust was deliberately fabricated ... The Art of the Trademark in the Indo-British Textile’ at the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP), Bengaluru, brings these chromolithographed ...

the India Art Fair has played a major role in placing Delhi on the global art map. (Photo: Raajessh Kashyap/HT) The aesthetic with which the organisers have curated this year's fair has made the ...

“With this center, I think we really want to bring about much more of an awareness of design, of art, of culture.” As Kinmonth describes one compelling dynamic in “India in Fashion ...