Curating Difficult Histories: Un.Divided Identities

Curating Difficult Histories: Un.Divided Identities

Earlier this month, ReReeti launched a digital exhibition titled ‘Un.divided Identities: Lesser Known Stories of Partition.’ Rooted in curatorial experimentation, the exhibition is an immersive experience that allows people to step into the lives of Partition refugees...
Understanding the State of Museum Funding in India

Understanding the State of Museum Funding in India

Group of students visiting the Mammal Gallery at the Indian Museum, Kolkata (Image courtesy: The Getty Images)  As a cultural repository, museums are an integral part of any country and are an indispensable part of India’s growth and identity. Yet, only a handful pay...
A College Student’s Hopes for Museums in the Future

A College Student’s Hopes for Museums in the Future

During the summer break of 2021, I had the opportunity to intern with ReReeti Foundation, working on Project Svaritha for the Indian Music Experience (IME) in Bengaluru, to design an immersive musical experience for children with neurodiverse needs and children from...
Public views on sustainable food and museums

Public views on sustainable food and museums

A big fork in the sea. Jean-Pierre Zaugg designed this work of art in 1995 to commemorate the Alimentarium Food Museum’s 10th anniversary. This 8 meter tall stainless steel fork reflects the serenity of Lake Geneva and the surrounding landscape. ©...

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