This Week At MAP

EVENTS


W A L K T H R O U G H ?

From Blouses to Belts

A walkthrough of the exhibition VISIBLE/INVISIBLE through the lens of clothing and costumes?

Tuesday, 16th January, 5:00 PM (IST)? Manipal Gallery and Avanee?Foundation Gallery, Fourth Floor, Museum of Art & Photography

Portrait of Sivaganga Ammal, Del Tufo & Co, 1880s, Hand tinted silver gelatine print, PHY.12133

What was the significance of belts in the 19th century? How did women fashion them with sarees?? Hosted by Vaishnavi Kambadur, this walkthrough includes first hand anecdotes and accounts of the power of art through costume. The walkthrough will delve into different examples and symbols within the exhibition, from jasmine flowers used to adorn the hair, to national flag motifs woven into a skirt. This event has been conceptualised as part of the programming around the VISIBLE/INVISIBLE: Representation of Women in Art through the MAP Collection exhibition.

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P A N E L ?D I S C U S S I O N

To Be or Not To Be: a Guidebook

Exploring the Deccan Heritage Foundation’s latest guidebook

Wednesday, 17th January, 6:30 PM (IST)? Mazumdar Shaw Auditorium, First?Floor, Museum of Art & Photography

Painted cast-iron columns in the Amba Vilas in Mysore Palace, courtesy Deccan Heritage Foundation

Join us for a panel discussion at MAP as we explore the Deccan Heritage Foundation’s latest guidebook, Mysuru Srirangapatna, looking at how the book acts as more than a source of information for audiences visiting Mysore. Providing context into the architectural history of the city, the book becomes a way of inspiring an interest within visitors and the local community alike towards the heritage and history of this royal city.?

In this session, Helen Philon and George Michell introduce the guidebook and moderate a discussion between the contributors, Malavika Murthy and Shivendra Urs. The panel, looking at the importance and impact of such a text on local communities, will also unpack the problems of preparing a guidebook for a city with such a layered and complex history.?

This panel discussion is organised in collaboration with the Deccan Heritage Foundation.

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Y O U T H ?E N G A G E M E N T ?

South Asia on Wax

A listening session hosted by On the Jungle Floor & Digging in India ?

Sunday, 21st?January, 6:00 PM (IST) IZM Cafe Area, Lower Ground Floor, Museum of Art & Photography


A selection of vinyl records by On The Jungle Floor

Vinyl enthusiasts Akhil Hemdev & Nishant Mittal team up to explore the roots of the Indian disco scene in the 80s and its fusion with Western influences. Join this exclusive session, part of a collaboration between On The Jungle Floor, Digging in India, and MAP.?

Hosted as part of MAP’s Youth Collective’s initiatives, AUD/VID is a series promoting the exploration of old and new music, film, video, sound art, and media—bridging art, youth culture, and audio-visual media.

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MAP ACADEMY

Out of Place: Journeys through Indian Art

Curatorial walkthrough and discussion with Puja Vaish

Thursday, 18th January, 7:30 PM (IST) Online | Zoom

Gulammohammed Sheikh, Ladakh, 1990s, Courtesy of?Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation

Join the MAP Academy for their upcoming event, ‘Out of Place: Journeys through Indian Art’, in collaboration with the Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation (JNAF), Mumbai. In this session, Puja Vaish, (Director JNAF) will provide insights into her curatorial process focusing on the JNAF’s ongoing exhibition, addressing important themes in Indian art and highlighting artworks that prompt us to reflect on the spaces we inhabit.

This session forms part of the MAP Academy Live — a series of expert-led talks organised exclusively for MAP Academy’s online community.?

Enrol for their free online course Modern & Contemporary Indian Art to register for the event.

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ART SPARKS

Untitled (Village Scene), Jivya Soma Mashe, 1990s, Maharashtra, natural pigments on cloth, H.72 cm, W. 100 cm; Cloth: H. 77 cm, W.?105 cm, PTG.00844?

In the latest season of Art Sparks, created by the MAP Education team exclusively for young learners -?Eye Spy at MAP features young art explorers Shiva and Siya, who picked their favourite artefacts from the museum and are now ready to share what they think about them.? In this episode, Shiva and Siya take a look at an artwork?by Jivya Soma Mashe.

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CUMULUS

An evening at Cumulus - al-fresco rooftop dining at MAP

Delight in a gastronomic experience at MAP, offering an ideal setting for a quick bite or an enjoyable dining escapade. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Cumulus, our rooftop al-fresco restaurant, where you can sip on refreshing drinks and savor a tempting array of dishes.

Unwind amid Bengaluru's lush?surroundings as you relax in elegant ambiance. Reserve your tables in advance, and rest assured, a memorable dining experience awaits you!

Reserve your table:?+91 8069334123

Restaurant timings: 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Mondays closed


GIFTING WITH MAP SHOP

The museum merchandise at the MAP Shop

Whether you're hunting for a special gift to wow your friends or seeking to bring vibrant artistry into your living space, consider it covered!

Discover our eclectic range of products, spanning dining ware, decor, art, and beyond. Each piece is meticulously crafted, drawing inspiration from the extensive collection of artworks at MAP.

Drop us an email at [email protected] .?

All MAP events have Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpretation or the option to avail ISL services. For any accessibility needs, please reach out to [email protected].



unnikrishna m damodaran

Digital Content & Design Specialist | Visual Artist | Graphic Designer | NFT Artist/Curator | ??? ArsElectronica 21, NFT_NYC 21,22,23, CADAF ART 22. Expert Panel: Julius Baer Next Generation Digital Art Prize.

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