Art & Museum Spaces
Crafting Cultural Narratives Through Spatial Excellence
At Display House, we bring curatorial visions to life through meticulously produced art and museum exhibitions. With deep experience in large-scale cultural projects, our expertise lies in seamlessly translating creative intent into immersive spatial realities balancing artistic sensibility with technical precision. From gallery grade lighting to bespoke installations, our work supports artists, curators, and institutions in creating spaces that captivate and inspire.
Liminal Gaps – NMACC Mumbai
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
Translating Artistic Vision into Monumental Reality
For the groundbreaking exhibition Liminal Gaps at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Display House managed end-to-end production across 14,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space. Working closely with the curatorial team and participating artists, our technical team provided bespoke engineering solutions, material sourcing, and spatial planning to bring each artistic vision to life. Every challenge from structural limitations to time constraints was met with creative resolve and seamless execution. The result was an evocative, multi-sensory exhibition where spatial design elevated artistic narrative.
Piramal Art Foundation
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
Founded in 2014 by the Piramal family, the Piramal Art Foundation is dedicated to making art accessible while nurturing artistic practice, scholarship, and public engagement. In collaboration with the Piramal Museum of Art, the Foundation drives meaningful dialogue and learning through a wide range of initiatives from art appreciation workshops for Piramal Group employees and city schools to a fully funded residency programme that supports contemporary art practitioners.
In alignment with its museum-based exhibitions, Display House was entrusted with the pivotal responsibility of shaping and delivering end-to-end exhibition design and build solutions. Through this partnership, Display House has brought to life an eclectic series of notable exhibitions, creating immersive environments that reflect the Foundation’s ethos of accessibility and excellence in art.
Translating Artistic Vision into Monumental Reality
Piramal Raja Ravi Varma
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
PAGES OF A MIND :
RAJA RAVI VERMA
LIFE AND EXPRESSIONS
Translating Artistic Vision into Monumental Reality
NMACC – Run as Slow as You Can
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
A Bold Fusion of Art, Humor, and Surrealism
For ToiletPaper Magazine’s India debut, Run as Slow as You Can, Display House pushed the boundaries of production design. Spanning over 1,400 sq. m. with 40,000 sq. ft. of production output, the exhibition included custom structures, exclusive international imports, and technical installations previously unseen in Indian art spaces. Delivered within 70 days, the project demanded and received our highest level of artistic collaboration, planning, and craftsmanship blending eccentric creativity with flawless spatial delivery.
The State of Architecture: Practices and Processes in India
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
Organised under the aegis of the Urban Design Research Institute (UDRI) in association with the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Mumbai. The State of Architecture was a landmark exhibition that presented the trajectory of contemporary architecture in India against a larger historical overview since Independence. The exhibition not only mapped emerging practices but also reflected the aspirations they embodied, while sparking a wider conversation on architecture among professionals, patrons, and the public at large.
For this pioneering initiative, Display House was entrusted with the colossal task of transforming the curators’ vision into reality through end-to-end build and implementation. The project demanded close collaboration with multiple architectural institutions, firms, and designers and involved everything from prototyping large scale installations to meticulously executing the finest details. Our role extended far beyond fabrication, it was about precision, dialogue, and problem solving at every stage. Recognized for delivering the highest standards of execution, Display House was acknowledged for its ability to balance curatorial intent with flawless implementation, contributing meaningfully to this first-of-its-kind architectural exhibition in the country.
Translating Artistic Vision into Monumental Reality
Bhakti – The Art of Krishna
Art & Museum Spaces
2018 | Production & Concept
Where Tradition Meets Contemporary Craft
For Bhakti: The Art of Krishna, hosted at NMACC, Display House undertook the complete production of an exhibition showcasing rare works from classical pieces by Raja Ravi Varma to contemporary interpretations. Our challenge was to honor the sacred and historic while incorporating modern scenographic techniques. With delicate lighting, traditional textures, and gallery level conservation practices, the display paid homage to the spiritual core of the exhibit while presenting it in a contemporary visual language. Every production detail reflected reverence, balance, and curatorial intent.
The Art of Space
