Exhibitions
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Where we're showing
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Explore India's cultural spaces
Heritage landmarks, craft villages and curated art walks — mapped, described and tourable before you travel.
4 cultural spaces mapped
Chromatic Dialogues: New Indian Abstraction
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Fourteen contemporary abstractionists in a single walkthrough — navigable room by room in a full 360° tour.
View detailsChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
Fort, Mumbai
Indo-Saracenic galleries holding over 50,000 artefacts — miniatures, bronzes, arms and natural history.
View detailsKala Ghoda Cultural Corridor
Fort District, Mumbai
Three galleries across a 1.8 km stroll through Mumbai's densest concentration of art spaces and street work.
View detailsRaghurajpur Pattachitra Village
Puri, Odisha
Every home a studio. Watch Jagannath-theme scroll painting worked on treated tussar cloth, generation to generation.
View detailsOn view soon
The Modernist Eye: Progressives & Beyond
A landmark survey of the Bombay Progressives — Husain, Raza, Souza, Gaitonde — alongside the second generation that carried Indian modernism forward.
Courts of Colour: Pahari & Rajput Masterworks
The finest Pahari and Rajput paintings from the Kangra, Basohli, Jaipur and Bikaner schools — lyricism, devotion and royal splendour on handmade paper.
Devotion in Bronze: 800 Years of South Indian Sculpture
Chola, Vijayanagara and Nayaka bronzes assembled from private collections — Nataraja, Parvati and Krishna in their most exquisite forms.
Past exhibitions
Ravi Varma: The Birth of Modern India
A retrospective of Raja Ravi Varma's oils and original Ravi Varma Press lithographs that reshaped how a nation pictured itself.
Lotus & Lion: Art of Ancient India
Gandharan Buddhas, Mauryan pillars and Mathuran Yakshis — the first flowering of Indian sculptural genius, assembled from five national collections.