Visit The Museum Of Memories At Max Mueller Bhavan To Open A Dialogue On Gender

As a response to violent events that unfolded on New Year’s Eve, Sandbox Collection in association with Goethe-Institut has come up with a two-day installation piece called The Museum Of Memories, literally creating a space to foster a dialogue on gender and feminism. The structure in which the museum is housed is designed by Berlin-based architect and set designer Eduardo Conceicao, and is entirely portable! Featuring films, songs and visuals, this pop-up is a part of Sandbox Collective’s Gender Bender program.

If you’re looking to see an artistic response towards gender-based inequalities, as well as a beautifully and ergonomically designed work of art, here’s your chance. If you’re an artist {or even if you aren’t}, there’s an open call for submissions if you want to have your say in the matter.

This portable museum also includes an interactive segment where viewers are invited to share memories, thoughts and experiences in a safe space as a way to open up discussion about issues surrounding inequality and other gender-based issues.

When: Saturday, January 14 – Sunday, January 15

Timings: 10am-5pm

Price: Entry is free

Find the event on Facebook here.