OT Staff
Established in 1954, NGMA houses over 14,000 artworks, showcasing India's artistic evolution from the 18th century to contemporary times.
This modernist space, once home to Swiss architect Pierre Jeanneret, now showcases contemporary art, design, and architecture exhibitions, reflecting Chandigarh’s rich artistic heritage.
Designed by Charles Correa, JKK is Rajasthan’s premier cultural centre, hosting exhibitions, performances, and workshops, with a strong focus on traditional and contemporary Rajasthani art.
Founded in 2004, Kynkyny bridges the gap between established and emerging Indian artists, featuring paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media works in a dynamic contemporary space.
Established in 2009 by Priyanka and Prateek Raja, Experimenter showcases avant-garde contemporary art, emphasising experimental and interdisciplinary practices.
This open-air museum celebrates South Indian art, crafts, and architecture, featuring rotating exhibitions of traditional paintings, textiles, and sculptures alongside its heritage village setting.
Originally founded in New York in 1982 and re-established in New Delhi in 1997, Nature Morte is known for promoting contemporary Indian artists internationally.
Established in 1987, Vadehra Art Gallery bridges modern and contemporary art, representing artists like M.F. Husain and Tyeb Mehta.
Dedicated to promoting indigenous and contemporary Indian artists, Mahua features works from across India, often highlighting Karnataka’s rich artistic traditions.
A private ethnographic museum, Goa Chitra also features contemporary art exhibitions, merging Goa’s cultural heritage with modern artistic expressions.