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Modern art museum exhibits spread through the airport with the works of 100+ artists throughout.
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It's just an walking area in Airport with beautiful art pieces. Does not feel much like a museum and is hard to walk through
"I visited Jaya He GVK New Museum, and it was amazing! The museum has lots of cool stuff to see, like art and sculptures. The place is big, and I learned many interesting things. It's a fun and educational place for everyone to explore."
I was amazed to see the art and the creativity of the artists. Hats off to the person who came up with the idea of having a walking museum.
You can also download the app and get an audio your of the museum as you walk towards your boarding gate.
Simply artistic, beautiful and creative!
You can also download the app and get an audio your of the museum as you walk towards your boarding gate.
Simply artistic, beautiful and creative!
Worth spending the layer over time looking at the art made by artists around India, from Kerala murals to renaissance paintings. Download the Jay He Museum app from Google Play Store, for better understanding of the context and details of the art and the artist.
JAYA HE GVK NEW MUSEUM
Art and Culture : GVK CSMIA T2 is home to India’s largest public art programme, titled ‘Jaya He’, in the form of a 3.2 km multi-storey Art Wall, illuminated by skylights, that has over 5000 pieces of artwork and artifacts from every region & corner of India.
Possibly India’s largest public artwork project to date, Jaya He Museum at the Mumbai International Airport, spans across Terminal 2 and is a landmark corporate initiative to safeguard an immense cultural resource.
One of the few Installations I liked during my visit here:
1. Recycled & Unconventional Map of Mumbai
2. Hawa Mahal in Turban denoting Vaayu (An element of panchmahabhuta)
3. Frozen Fire denoting Agni
4. Moving Constant- (Tanjore Paintings- Folk Art Form)
5. Nomadic Tribes (Gadiya Lohar)
6. Vahanas (mount/vehicle) of a Hindu God
7. Palitana Painting (09/09/1934)
Special thanks to Ms.Ashwini Varma @ashwini_varma for a guided tour of the museum.
You can also plan your visit, for no matter how many times you transit through the airport, Domestic or International, it been created in a way that you will be see a new detail in these exquisite “narrative trails” rich in ethnographic stories every time you are at the Airport.
CSMIA gives you an opportunity to take a guided tour of the museum in the departures section. Called as Jaya He Safari, these tours can be availed for free as you depart from Terminal 2.
Art and Culture : GVK CSMIA T2 is home to India’s largest public art programme, titled ‘Jaya He’, in the form of a 3.2 km multi-storey Art Wall, illuminated by skylights, that has over 5000 pieces of artwork and artifacts from every region & corner of India.
Possibly India’s largest public artwork project to date, Jaya He Museum at the Mumbai International Airport, spans across Terminal 2 and is a landmark corporate initiative to safeguard an immense cultural resource.
One of the few Installations I liked during my visit here:
1. Recycled & Unconventional Map of Mumbai
2. Hawa Mahal in Turban denoting Vaayu (An element of panchmahabhuta)
3. Frozen Fire denoting Agni
4. Moving Constant- (Tanjore Paintings- Folk Art Form)
5. Nomadic Tribes (Gadiya Lohar)
6. Vahanas (mount/vehicle) of a Hindu God
7. Palitana Painting (09/09/1934)
Special thanks to Ms.Ashwini Varma @ashwini_varma for a guided tour of the museum.
You can also plan your visit, for no matter how many times you transit through the airport, Domestic or International, it been created in a way that you will be see a new detail in these exquisite “narrative trails” rich in ethnographic stories every time you are at the Airport.
CSMIA gives you an opportunity to take a guided tour of the museum in the departures section. Called as Jaya He Safari, these tours can be availed for free as you depart from Terminal 2.
I had an amazing experience with the GVK guided tour of the museum. The guides were fantastic and very interactive. The exhibits are phenomenal and having someone explain it makes one appreciate it further.
This is a free of cost tour that you can take if you have a long layover or waiting time at the airport. One can easily register for it online on the csia website. They say the registration should be done prior to 24 hrs but I had done some 15 hrs before and they accomodated me. My tour was around 2 hours and it was time we'll spent. It is up to you how much and how long you want to spend. The flexibility is its hallmark.
Overall I would love to do this again as I was only able to see the parts in the domestic level of the terminal. Specially recommended for all foreigners who travel in and out of the country. If you love art and sculpture, you would not regret making this decision.
I also got a thank you email along with a pic and a few post cards and pamphlets.
This is a free of cost tour that you can take if you have a long layover or waiting time at the airport. One can easily register for it online on the csia website. They say the registration should be done prior to 24 hrs but I had done some 15 hrs before and they accomodated me. My tour was around 2 hours and it was time we'll spent. It is up to you how much and how long you want to spend. The flexibility is its hallmark.
Overall I would love to do this again as I was only able to see the parts in the domestic level of the terminal. Specially recommended for all foreigners who travel in and out of the country. If you love art and sculpture, you would not regret making this decision.
I also got a thank you email along with a pic and a few post cards and pamphlets.
India can shine bright when she lets her best talent to soar. This terminal is the domestic section of the international airport and they have some very creative art works for decorations.
