Now Open! Here are some glimpses from the inauguration of our recent exhibition ‘Timeless in Bronze’.

It was a pleasure hosting the governor of Tripura, Shri Indrasena Reddy Nallu. Some glimpses from his visit.

Opening tomorrow! Join us for the inauguration of ‘Timeless in Bronze’. 🗓 17 February 2026 ⏰ 5:30 pm 📍 Bihar Museum, Nehru Path, Patna Featuring works by 34 sculptors from India and around the world. See you there. In frame: Artwork by Riyas Komu.

As part of Timeless in Bronze, join us for a one-day symposium exploring bronze through process and practice. Hear from Dr. Dilip Ranade, former Curator, CSMVS Museum, Mumbai, and Dr. Kirtana Thangavelu, Art Historian, along with participating artists who will speak about their works and creative journeys. 🗓 18 February 2026 ⏰ 11:00 am onwards 📍 Orientation Hall, Bihar Museum Register online through the Google Form (link in bio). We’d love to see you there.

See you on the 17th! Timeless in Bronze opens at 5:30 pm at the Temporary Gallery, Bihar Museum, showcasing bronze works by 33 renowned sculptors from across India.

It was a pleasure to welcome Prof. Amitabh Pande, Director of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal, to the Bihar Museum. Here are a few glimpses from his visit.

Mark your calendars! ‘Timeless in Bronze’ is opening on the 17th of February at 5pm at the Bihar Museum. The exhibition features works by more than 30 artists from India and around the world, all cast by Shri Rajkumar Pandit. Looking forward to welcoming you!

Hear it from him! Padma Shri Manoj Bajpayee (@bajpayee.manoj ) speaks about his time at the Bihar Museum.

It was an honour to welcome Padma Shri Manoj Bajpayee to the Bihar Museum. He explored the museum’s galleries during a tour led by Shri Anjani Kumar Singh, Director General, Bihar Museum, and Shri Pranav Kumar, Secretary, Department of Art, Culture and Youth. We look forward to welcoming you as well!

Shri Anjani Kumar Singh, Director General, Bihar Museum, visited the international exposition of the Piprahwa Relics of Bhagwan Buddha, “The Light & the Lotus: Relics of the Awakened One,” at the Rai Pithora Cultural Complex, Lado Sarai, New Delhi.

Glimpses from the first day of Udaan, a two day children’s Literature Festival!

It was a pleasure hosting Mumbai’s Indus Group at the Bihar Museum. Sharing a few glimpses from their visit.

106 young artists, two days and a beautiful journey into Patna Kalam 🎨✨ After exploring the exhibition, students rolled up their sleeves and created their own artworks. They learned about the style, stories and techniques of this historic painting tradition through hands-on practice. Follow us for more such learning experiences, and discover more about the museum and its collections at www.biharmuseum.org.

Every museum begins with a vision, but why was the Bihar Museum created? In this video, Anjani Kumar Singh, Director General, speaks about the idea and the need behind making the Bihar Museum in Patna. Follow us for more such insights, and explore the museum’s collections at www.biharmuseum.org.

A two-day hands-on workshop on Patna Kalam was organised at Patna Museum on 30–31 January 2026, bringing together young learners and aspiring artists to explore this historic painting tradition. A total of 106 participants took part. they engaged with the history, techniques and visual language of Patna Kalam through guided sessions and practical work. The workshop concluded with an evaluation by renowned artists Shri Manoj Kumar Bachchan and Shri Jitendra Mohan, who selected winners from both groups. Congratulations to all participants and prize winners for their wonderful work! For more programmes and updates, follow us and visit www.biharmuseum.org.