#MuseumJigsaw : Chaurapanchasika by Bilhana
Poetry has the power to touch and evoke a sea of emotions in a human being - intense love, anger, and even jealousy. The...
Which National Treasure Artist Are You?
But wait..first, what is a National Art Treasure? During the 1970s, India's federal government mandated that certain works of art were intrinsically linked to...
#MuseumJigsaw : The emergence of Varaha by Manaku
In India, many of us have grown up on stories of the creation, and mythological wars between the Good and Evil. One such story...
#MuseumJigsaw: a painting by Anjolie Ela Menon
Padmashree awardee Anjolie Ela Menon is among India’s leading modern artists and one of the earlier women artists to gain international recognition. Never afraid...
#HeritageJigsaw : David Sassoon Library by Foy Nissen
Foy Nissen was perhaps Mumbai's most memorable chroniclers. He photographed people, festivals, places and monuments and his images of the city are invaluable to...
#MuseumJigsaw: Feeding the Parrot by Pestonji Bomanji
The Parsi community in India is one of the smallest - yet their contribution to Indian society has been exceptional. For long, they have...
#MuseumJigsaw: Kukkuta Jataka by Badri Narayan
Badri Narayan is one of India's most famous modern-painters from the South and a self-taught artist. He wore many hats: painter, illustrator, fiction-writer,...
The Partition Crossword
The Partition Museum houses one of the largest collections of Partition memories. Each object in the museum's collection has a story implicitly woven into...
#MuseumJigsaw: The Last Supper by Jamini Roy
The one lesson to learn from artist Jamini Roy is that it's never too late to walk a different road. Under the tutelage of...
#MuseumJigsaw: Yashoda & Krishna by Raja Ravi Varma
Raja Ravi Varma lived in an era characterised by experiments in art. His portraits, historical and mythological paintings adorned the palaces of kings and...