Eka is assigned to coordinate, curate and implement this forthcoming exhibition of the most spectacular pichwais from around the world by the Prakriti Foundation .
Pooja Singhal, Pichvai Tradition, Chennai Read More »
The preview was held at the Delhi Art Gallery Pavilion at the 2nd India Arts Summit, 2009. Eka selected the images for display and was also responsible for concepts, curation, exhibition design and display, relevant research, and textual references.
Preview of the Nemai Ghosh Archive, DAG, New Delhi Read More »
Eka assessed the materials of this extensive archive which comprises of glass plates negatives, original studio registers from Bombay and Hyderabad, etc. This has culminated with an exhibition at the IGNCA on Raja Deen Dayal and his Studio archive.
Deen Dayal Studio Archive at IGNCA Read More »
The Nemai Ghosh Archive contains the photographer Nemai Ghosh’s life work in about 90,000 photographic negatives. Eka has just finished cataloguing the entire archive!
Nemai Ghosh Archive, DAG, New Delhi Read More »
Eka conceptualised, designed and implemented the first photographic exhibition mounted at the City Palace Museum, Udaipur, titled ‘Long Exposure: The Camera at Udaipur, 1857 – 1957’. It traces the evolution of Udaipur’s photographic heritage over its most significant 100 year period
Long Exposure: The Camera at Udaipur. 1857-1957, Udaipur Read More »
Eka was responsible for conceiving and curating the first international conference ever held on a highly specialized and localized textile tradition of India.
Mantles of Myth: The Narrative in Indian Textiles, Jaipur Read More »
Eka is the Museum Consultant to,The City Palace Complex Udaipur, the oldest and most prestigious Rajput palace complex in India. We are advising on every aspect of its re-presentation – i.e. display, archiving, storage, planning, publication, outreach, gallery improvements and recruitment.
City Palace Museum, Udaipur Read More »
Anokhi Foundation, Jaipur, India
Anokhi Museum was conceived, designed and curated by Pamod Kumar K.G. It houses a rich tradition of hand-printing or block-printing fabrics found in Rajasthan.
Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing, Jaipur Read More »
