The Italian Embassy Culture Centre in New Delhi, in collaboration with MUCIV – Museo delle Civiltà di Roma, the Aga Khan Trust for Culture in New Delhi, Centrale Montemartini and the Museo Barracco in Rome, is proud to present a new exhibition at the Humayun’s Tomb Museum. Curated by Laura Giuliano, archaeologist and senior curator at MUCIV and conceived by Andrea Anastasio, director of the Italian Culture Centre in New Delhi, the project places at its core the extraordinary richness and histor

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Exhibition · Apr 17 - Jul 31 (ongoing) · 12:00

ARCHIVIO | Dayanita Singh, Curated by Andrea Anastasio

For the first time in its history, the Archivio di Stato in Venice will open to the public as an exhibition venue, with Dayanita Singh’s ARCHIVIO. ARCHIVIO is Singh’s tribute to both the Italian archives she has photographed over the past decade and to her own evolving archive of images made in Italy over the last 25 years. Opening on 16 April 2026 at the Archivio di Stato in Venice, the exhibition brings together two intertwined bodies of work: Singh’s long engagement with institutional archiva

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Exhibition · Jun 22 - Aug 08 (ongoing) · 18:30

ONE MOTHER, MANY MOTHER TONGUES

The exhibition arises from a simple yet far-reaching intuition: across distant epochs and geographies, the image of the mother and child persists as one of the most enduring visual narratives in human history. From the votive figures of Mater Matuta in ancient Rome to the representations of Hariti in the Indian world, and ultimately to the Madonnas of the Renaissance, a thread of iconographic and symbolic continuity unfolds—linking the Mediterranean to Asia, pagan cosmologies to Christian theolo

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Exhibition · Jul 01 - Sep 30 (ongoing)

BROTHER WOLF | COMING SOON

BROTHER WOLF, The Zoomorphic functional object Household Objects and Animal Forms: Between Archaeology and Design A collection of iconic contemporary design objects from the ADI Design Museum in Milan, in dialogue with the antiquity. The year 2026 marks the eighth centenary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi. The exhibition *Brother Wolf* borrows one of the most powerful images from his iconography—the wolf as a brother and interlocutor of man—to reflect upon a long history of symbolic and

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