Kiran Nadar Museum of Art

I really liked the experience, to observe and appreciate art from up close. Something different from the busy outside world, it was an escape to an artistic delight. I would definitely visit again. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

EDIT in reply: in a country with no museum-going culture that is not how you make a welcoming space or encourage more people. please hire full-time stewards, all genders, in museum uniform if preservation is a concern, not blue-uniformed security guards who make one feel as if one is here to rob art not appreciate it. Visit museums globally and learn best practices that promote inclusivity, empathy and create a warm, inspiring space and not lifeless, over-precious vaults that stifle any rumination or private time with a work. These are subtle things that matter. No private museum in the world insists on gathering data like this, ensure staff respects the visitor's privacy. Will not be visiting again obviously (hopefully the big building will be an improvement) Is this a museum or a prison or some high-securitty vault? Went to the tyeb mehta show and there were 2-3 guards in every room - was so intimidating and threatening and not a good atmosphere to look at or appreciate art. never seen this in any museum around the world, there are gallery stewards there but here they have those g4s security guards that you find outside banks, offices etc. just very, very off the whole thing also, why is registering compulsory upon entering?? i just want to see art quietly, not give my data.

Everything is fine and suggested to arrange the lighting in some areas to highlight the visibility of paintings as it was clearly seen the difficulties in The Mehta's painting exhibition.

What art vibes! Great place for art appreciators, especially the paintings. There’s no entry free, plus the City Walk Mall is close by so you can plan a great weekend. It’s a cool go-to spot for a casually cool art escape! Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

To visit the KNMA Museum, head towards Saket, New Delhi, near Select Citywalk Mall. If using the metro, get off at Malviya Nagar Station (Yellow Line) and take an auto or cab. Follow Press Enclave Road, and you’ll find the museum with its distinct contemporary design. Enjoy exploring the art and exhibitions! Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

A well curated place with different types of art and media on display by new age as well as known artists .. lovely installation by artists in different forms from bulas Bhattacharya paintings of his Doll collections to Subodh Gupta installation… to the famous Anish Kapoor installation . well kept with well thought out placements and it’s free pls do visit .. ample parking space available too. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

I was having a weird experience but it was quite memorable because I really enjoyed it and left the phone 😂 . But fortunately employees were really so loyal and polite so we found out the phone they securely kept the phone So the museum was quite good and there were actually little less paintings according to my expectations I was expecting more handmade and diffrent variety of paintings actually the infrastructure was really so good. You can see a lot of stones and art and craft things and many more . Some joke's picture I really like a lot Ya you must visit there they also conduct some classes and activities there which are paid . Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure

An awesome experience. New to me. U will feel u r sitting in an other dimension. Lights are everywhere. Too much Instagramable. Also if you are interested about different types of Australian art culture this place is must visit for you.

It was good and pleasant experience in museum . Showcasing beautiful and authentic art work , atmosphere was also very intimidating and engaging . Time well spent there Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait

Was my first visit there to see colle tions from Raghu Rai. Wonderful. To my surprise they offer art talks and workshops as well. Great place therefore to connect with like minds. The lighting and focus is peaceful and grand.