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#jobalert Cultre is looking for Graphic Designers with a keen eye for detail, creative flair, and leadership skills to join us on an exciting upcoming project. Click on the link in below, to express your interest. https://lnkd.in/gwzfqvR8 Note: This is not a remote opportunity; Location - New Delhi. #hiring #creativejobs #hiringdesigners #hiringgraphicdesigner #graphicdesign #jobopportunity #youngdesigners #designjobs

#jobalert Cultre is on the lookout for passionate and dynamic individuals to join for the position of architects. You will be working on an exciting project, where you will get to learn from the industry experts across various domains of art, culture and heritage. Duration : 5 months (Full-time) Location : Delhi (NCR) Remuneration : Paid (commensurate with experience) Requirements • 1-3 years of experience • Efficient in developing working drawing of interiors and BOQ with detailing. •Fluency in AutoCAD, Sketchup, Microsoft office and Photoshop. •Technical knowledge of materials and it’s application. Apply now through the link below. https://lnkd.in/g5v4mCAT Please note: Incomplete applications will not be considered, and remote work is not available. #hiring #hiringalert #hiringarchitects #hiringarchitect #architectindia #culture #heritage

Read the essay by Dr. Sunayana Rathore, Curator for Mehrangarh Museum, Rajasthan Mehrangarh Museum Trust. She explores museum’s evolution and its commitment to preserving Marwar’s rich cultural heritage. Established within the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, the museum showcases over 30,000 objects spanning seven centuries of Rathore dynasty rule. She emphasises the museum’s role in fostering accessibility, evidenced by architectural enhancements and inclusive facilities. The institution’s proactive approach extending to supporting local artisans and promoting cultural sustainability. She discusses ongoing redevelopment efforts, including a new visitor center and expanded parking facilities, aimed at enhancing the museum experience and setting a standard for future museum development in India. Through its innovative initiatives and dedication to accessibility and community engagement, the museum exemplifies a dynamic model. To know more about such interesting museums, check out “Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023” from the bio. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #marwar #redevelopment #local #museummodel #mehrangarhfort #indianmuseums #imd2024 #museummosaic #museummagazine #artandculture #museumnews #museumrecap

Read the essay by Mugdha Sinha, Joint Secretary of Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAM) Division, Ministry of Culture, Government of India. She reflects on the evolving role of museums as highlighted in the International Museum Expo (IME) theme of 'Museums for Education and Research'. She traces the historical development of museums in India, emphasising their growth from colonial origins to modern-day proliferation. She discusses the transformative nature of museums as repositories of tangible history and intangible heritage, fostering memory and cultural preservation. She highlights the diverse array of museums in India, from traditional to technologically innovative, and underscores the importance of adapting to changing audience expectations and technological advancements. Looking ahead, she anticipates challenges and opportunities for museums, particularly in the context of setting up ambitious projects like the Yuga Yugeen Bharat Museum. She calls for collaborative engagement to address the evolving role of museums in society, emphasising the need for imagination and creativity in navigating the museum landscape. Check out "Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023" from the link below for such interesting insights. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #internationalmuseumexpo #IME #GLAM #india #ministryofculture #indianmuseums #yugayugeengharatmuseum #imd2024 #museummosaic #artandculture #museumnews #icom #icomofficiel

Read the essay by Anica Mann, lead iconic sites, cultural advisor, curator and founder of Delhi Houses. She probes into the challenges faced by museums in India, particularly regarding academic engagement, staffing, and keeping pace with contemporary standards. Mann highlights the discrepancy between the wealth of cultural artifacts and the lack of manpower to engage visitors academically. She questions why museums, despite their proliferation remain stagnant in terms of curatorial innovation and academic discourse. She critiques the tendency of government-run museums to rely on outdated curatorial practices and emphasises the need for hiring specialists with expertise in art history, archaeology, and museum studies. Mann calls for sustained and widespread investment in skilled manpower to elevate museums as hubs for academic, aesthetic, and cultural engagement. She argues that empowering existing specialists and encouraging rigorous academic training is crucial for showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage on a global stage. Check out “Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023” from the link below for such interesting insights. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #curation #engagement #academics #practices #museumdiscourse #imd2024 #museummosaic #artandculture

Read the essay by Premjish Achari, a curator and an art critic, where he examines the ironic juxtaposition of museums, traditionally focused on preserving the past, with the imperative to shape the future. He highlights how museums, particularly in India, have been instrumental in perpetuating governmental narratives and reinforcing dominant political rhetoric. He argues for a radical transformation of museums to embrace inclusivity and represent marginalised perspectives. He traces the historical origins of museums rooted in colonialism, and stresses on the challenge of adapting museums to contemporary art practices and cultural dynamics. Premjish calls for curators to become caretakers of diverse viewpoints, ushering in museums that promote heterogeneous perspectives and empower the marginalised. Check out "Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023" from the link below for such interesting insights. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #marginalised #narratives #artpractices #curation #imd2024 #museummosaic #museummagazine #artandculture #icom #museumprofessional

Read the essay by SIDDHANTT SHAH, an Access Expert for Access For ALL , where he delves into the current state of disability access and inclusion in museums across India. He acknowledges the progress made in recognizing the importance of accessibility but highlights persistent challenges faced by people with disabilities, such as the lack of basic accommodations in many museums. Despite these challenges, he states that Access For ALL has been instrumental in advocating for accessibility and implementing innovative solutions in collaboration with museums across the country. Examples include the establishment of India's first tactile gallery, development of Braille guidebooks, and creation of inclusive exhibitions and programming. He emphasizes the significance of making museums accessible to all visitors, not only to enhance the experience for individuals with disabilities but also to promote empathy, understanding, and diversity for all. Ultimately, he advocates for museums to lead by example in fostering inclusivity and equal access to cultural heritage. Check out "Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023" from the link below for such interesting insights. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #inclusion #access #disability #accessforall #imd2024 #museummosaic #museummagazine #artandculture #museumnews #museumrecap #museumweek #icom #icomofficiel

Read the essay written by the team of Museum of Art and Photography (MAP), Bengaluru. The essay describes the Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru and its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility since its opening in February 2023. It highlights the integration of comprehensive accessibility features into the building design, such as ramps, wheelchair-accessible lifts, and gender-neutral facilities. The various exhibitions, workshops, and programs in MAP including free access every Tuesday. Digital touch screens allowing for interactive experiences, and exhibitions featuring sign language interpreters and tactile pieces. It talks about the hosts conferences and events promoting cultural inclusion, such as the Inclusion in Cultural Organisations conference and celebrations for the International Week of Deaf People. The Collaborative efforts with stakeholders by MAP, aimed to make museums inclusive for all. This encapsulates MAP's efforts to engage a diverse audience with art and culture while ensuring accessibility and inclusivity. To know more about such museums, check out "Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023" from the link below. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #inclusion #accessibility #experience #MAP #imd2024 #museummosaic #museummagazine #artandculture #museumnews #museumrecap #museumsofindia

Read the essay by Asad Lalljee CEO of Avid Learning and Curator for Royal Opera House, Mumbai, where he explores the transformative power of museums as cultural anchors and economic catalysts. Drawing from personal experiences and professional engagements, he highlights how museums like The Met in New York and the Guggenheim in Bilbao rejuvenate cities, attracting tourism and fostering creativity. Laljee values the evolving role of museums,while emphasizing on India’s rich museum landscape, from traditional national museums to innovative institutions like the Bihar Museum and others. Laljee champions museums’ potential to ignite curiosity and propel sustainable urban development. Additionally, he calls for leveraging these cultural institutions to celebrate heritage and foster creative economies. Check out “Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023” from the link below for such interesting insights. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #museummuse #imd2024 #museummosaic #artandculture

Read the essay by Meghna Vyas Arora, Curator for the National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi, where she delves into the vital role of museums in promoting sustainability within the art ecosystem. She emphasizes museums’ responsibility in adopting sustainable practices, from conserving cultural artifacts to advocating for policy changes. She highlights how museums engage artists, visitors, and communities in sustainability dialogues through exhibitions and programs, inspiring tangible change. By prioritizing energy efficiency, waste reduction, and community engagement, museums align their operations with environmental responsibility while safeguarding cultural heritage. Sustainable exhibition design practices further enhance their impact, reducing environmental footprints and fostering appreciation for the environment. She values the importance of education and collective action in driving a cultural shift towards sustainability. To learn such new practices, check out “Museum Mosaic: Annual Recap, 2023” from the link below. https://lnkd.in/e-yiDUcq #sustainiblity #museumoperations #museumecosystem #imd2024 #museummosaic #artandculture