Join Trip360 for a two-and-a-half hour exploration of the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA ), Delhi, which houses the thoughts and stories behind India’s creative and revolutionary past. This building is a perfect amalgamation of modern Indian history, spanning the last few decades of colonial rule, gaining independence in 1947, and the post-independence political and social developments that laid the foundations of modern art in India.

Chronologically, the walk will take you through the majestic rule of the princely states to the British Raj, and finally to the liberation of India. Experience how India forged a step towards full freedom, a step towards forming its own identity on your walk. You will get to witness Indian Modern Art from a new perspective, one that shows how India and her artists struggled to maintain their own individual and nationalistic style, while coming up with their own unique way of painting, sculpture and architecture.

The walk will focus on the ‘Seeds Of Time,’ the gallery’s permanent collection in the new wing, as well as other scattered sculptures and ongoing exhibitions within the complex. You will be guided by a modern art historian, who will share fascinating inputs and extensive knowledge about the world’s history of art.