MuseOver is an initiative of the Centre for Museums to get up close with the cultural tales held within Indian museums. Take a peek into extraordinary collections and captivating work as we bring to you museum showcases every alternate week. Come and explore with us as we dive into the land of heritage!

From insightful interviews, intriguing quizzes, revealing anecdotes and much more, MuseOver is here to uncover and give a platform to a number of renowned museums to take over and transport you to a world of artistry and cultural heritage.

TIBET MUSEUM

7.06.23 - 14.06.23

Journey into the world of Tibetan culture and heritage as we open the doors to MuseOver with the Tibet Museum. The museum is nestled in McLeod Gang in Dharamsala and aims to document, preserve, research, exhibit and educate Tibetans and non-Tibetans on all matters related to Tibet’s history, culture and the perils and treasures of its people today.

BIG FOOT GOA-ANCESTORAL GOA

16.07.23 - 21.07.23

Goa goes beyond our understanding, and is a haven of customs and traditions. With July’s MuseOver, let’s head to this part of India to explore and experience the Goan way of living that the tourists in us seem to forget. Big Foot Goa, an open-air museum that is located in Loutolim, Goa. Indulge in Goan history, varied traditions, delectable cuisine, and the Goan way of life. As you explore further, step into the world of Bigfoot, where your wishes come true if asked from the heart.

C. KRISHNIAH CHETTY CRYSTAL MUSEUM SALON

21.06.23 - 27.06.23

The C. Krishniah Chetty Crystal Museum Salon is a passage into the bejewelled world of the Deccan and the Carnatic. The C. Krishniah Chetty Group of Jewellers has collated information on its past through archival documents, jewellery, artefacts and designs.

Through the C. Krishniah Chetty Crystal Museum MuseOver, experience rare gems, exquisite jewellery and coveted collectibles spanning over 150 years.

THE SMRITIVAN EARTHQUAKE MEMORIAL MUSEUM

Located in Bhuj, Gujarat, the musuem stands as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 2001 Gujarat Earthquake. Beyond its memorial significance, the museum also serves as a hub for local artisans to showcase their handicrafts. In this MuseOver, we will shed light on different sections of the museum. This would include the purpose behind the creation of Smritivan, a Live Archive Section, a sight of the aftermath of the earthquake, a hall dedicated to the cries of the people, and a section that boasts of resilience of the people of Kutch.