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Curated by Cultre, India’s first Constitution Museum at O. P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, was inaugurated to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Constitution’s adoption. Conceived as both a celebration and a space for reflection, the Constitution Museum and The Rights & Freedoms Academy delve into the spirit and making of the Indian Constitution—its history, vision, and contemporary relevance. Through rare documents, a photolithographic reproduction of the Constitution, interactive exhibits, digital quizzes, and a holographic representation of Dr B.R. Ambedkar, the museum offers an immersive experience that makes constitutional heritage accessible to all. Designed across three galleries, it invites visitors to engage critically with India’s democratic ideals, fostering dialogue, pride, and a deeper appreciation for the values that define the Republic.
The Kunj is a pioneering initiative by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) under the Ministry of Textiles. Curated by Cultre, the space has been designed as a world-class cultural and commercial platform for Indian crafts, with a view to empower artisans, enhance market access, and reimagine traditional crafts through innovative, design-led experiences.
It bridges centuries-old artisan heritage with modern marketplaces, fostering collaboration among artisans, designers, and cultural entrepreneurs. By integrating curated retail, live demonstrations, exhibitions, and workshops, The Kunj creates a vibrant ecosystem where tradition meets contemporary creativity - showcasing the excellence of India’s handcrafted legacy on both national and global stages.
This exhibition was a part of the India Art, Architecture and Design Biennale 2023, the first of its kind in the country and took place in the iconic monument complex, Red Fort, New Delhi, India. The Biennale, an initiative of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India showcased seven themed exhibitions in historic Barracks built by the British in India, of which the exhibition Bagh-e-Bahar dealt with the theme of gardens and rock art of India.
Curated by Cultre for the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets, Toilet Tales: Pits to Plumbing reimagines the history of social and design history of sanitation in England through objects that reveal changing ideas of cleanliness, privacy and innovation.
The exhibition brings together research, spatial design, and interpretive storytelling to explore how toilets shaped ideas of hygiene, privacy, and sanitation.
Curated by Cultre for the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets, Toilet Tales: Pits to Plumbing reimagines the history of social and design history of sanitation in England through objects that reveal changing ideas of cleanliness, privacy and innovation.
The exhibition brings together research, spatial design, and interpretive storytelling to explore how toilets shaped ideas of hygiene, privacy, and sanitation.
