Museums have long been repositories of cultural, historical, and scientific artifacts, offering visitors a glimpse into various aspects of human knowledge and achievement. However, in recent years, museums have increasingly embraced their role as educational institutions, transforming from mere display cases of collections into dynamic learning spaces. This shift reflects a broader understanding of education and engagement, where learning is seen as an interactive, immersive, and lifelong process. 

Join Dr Arundhati Das-Gupta in exploring the transformative potential of museums.

About Her:

Dr. Arundhati has been engaged in research and teaching in Art History and Cultural Studies for several years. Apart from teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students, she has conducted public lectures and museum walks at the National Museum and National Gallery of Modern Art.She has been a guest faculty with AND academy, School of Design, and Ambedkar University. She has also been involved with archiving, project management, and coordinating seminars and workshops related to Art History.