Museums have no political power, but they could influence the political process by questioning the archival process, which is a cultural necessity of our times to be led into the subconscious in the quest for who we are. Museums are not just places to remind of past trauma and brutal wars but also, that bridges are possible and peace can come.
Bihar Museum Biennale’s Second Edition At Delhi
In a unique collaboration with Bihar Museum, the Outlook Group brings a series of panel discussions on museums, their roles, and their evolution as part of the Bihar Museum Biennale on 24th June at Bikaner House, New Delhi.
The Outlook Group brings a series of panel discussions on museums, their roles, and their evolution
The Outlook Group brings a series of panel discussions on museums, their roles, and their evolution
In a unique collaboration with Bihar Museum, the Outlook Group brings a series of panel discussions on museums, their roles, and their evolution as part of the Bihar Museum Biennale’s second edition - as the second of such discussions take place on 24th June at Bikaner House, New Delhi.
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