National Gallery of Modern Art
The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) is India's premier institution for modern and contemporary Indian art, functioning as a public art museum and cultural repository. It is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and displaying a vast range of modern art works from the 19th century onwards, encompassing paintings, sculptures, graphic arts, and photographs by significant Indian and international artists. Established under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, it serves as a crucial center for art education, research, and public engagement, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of modern art.
About Us
- Established on March 29, 1954, by the Government of India, the National Gallery of Modern Art aims to be a leading cultural institution in India. - Its main gallery is housed in Jaipur House, New Delhi, a historic building that was formerly the residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur. - Following the success of its flagship institution, branches were subsequently opened in Mumbai (1996) and Bengaluru (2009) to extend its reach and mission. - The NGMA plays a pivotal role in showcasing the evolution of modern art in India, providing a comprehensive historical narrative, and engaging diverse audiences through its exhibitions, conservation efforts, and educational initiatives.
Vision
To be a globally recognized and leading institution for modern and contemporary art, distinguished by its outstanding collection, innovative and engaging exhibitions, dynamic public programs, and a commitment to inspiring creativity and fostering a deeper appreciation for the rich and evolving heritage of modern Indian art.
Mission
The mission of the National Gallery of Modern Art is to acquire, preserve, and document works of modern art from India and abroad; to present a chronological and thematic representation of modern Indian art; to encourage public appreciation and understanding of modern art through comprehensive exhibitions, educational programs, and publications; and to serve as a pivotal hub for art historical research, scholarship, and documentation.
Culture
- As a government-managed cultural institution, the NGMA's culture is deeply rooted in public service, scholarly research, art preservation, and education. - It fosters an environment that emphasizes accessibility, historical accuracy in its artistic presentations, and continuous learning. - The institution strives to be an inclusive and welcoming space for artists, scholars, students, and the general public, promoting a collective appreciation for artistic expression and heritage.
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