Hi, my dear friends,
The Museum of Arts and Photography (MAP) in Bangalore, India, is a contemporary cultural institution dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of art forms, with a particular focus on South Asian Art and Photography. Opened in February 2023, it was conceived as a ‘space’ to celebrate India’s rich artistic heritage alongside contemporary and experimental works, spanning photography, textiles, sculpture, and painting. There are many artefacts in 3D also.
MAP’s unique approach combines traditional exhibits with digital innovations. It aims to create an interactive visitor experience, offering virtual tours, educational programs, and workshops. I have read that the museum houses over 60,000 artworks, making it one of the most extensive collections in South Asia. Its exhibitions and programs often focus on themes of social relevance, such as heritage, and visual culture’s evolution in a rapidly growing society.
I visited MAP along with our fellow LG @Mukund_hirapara during his visit to Bangalore. We had a wonderful time.
MAP also emphasises accessibility and inclusivity. Its digital collection, MAP Academy, offers a free online encyclopedia of South Asian art, making scholarly and artistic resources available to a global audience.
*Important:
Tuesday: Free entry to all exhibitions, all day.
Location, Entry Fee, How to Reach, Accessibility, Opening Timings: Their Website Here.
Photography: Mobile Photography is allowed (& is Free); Filming and photography with professional equipment require prior written consent.
Three other attractions nearby:
Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum: (Just opposite) - Here
Government Museum: (adjacent) - Here
Sri Chamarajendra Park also known as Cubbon Park (500 meters) - Here
Will definitely add to my wishlist and visit during my next Banglore trip. Thanks for your time and efforts 
Anyway thanks for sharing with us dear TG your passionation come with explore Bangalore 
