On the occasion of Bihar Day, Bihar Museum, Patna is organizing the first Museum Biennale of the country, from March 22 to 28, 2021 The Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is also organising exhibitions from its collection.
The exhibits include:- Rahi: marriage palanquin, Diparani: An attractive lamp made of bell metal, Ranimala: Necklace of Naga Mukhiya's wife, Mashwasi and Banjara: Paintings of the Dev Gond Tribe, Banam: the stringed instrument of the Santhal community, Anga Chair: Chair made from wood of village head, Sita swayamvar painting and kohwar, created on canvas, Madame Adam Penu: Carving of a woman dancing on a wooden panel, The Devnarayan saga Kavad: A moving temple depicting the legend of Devnarayan on a wooden panel, Patra: wooden box, Nagara: an instrument Sepa: fishing nets,, Perak Nalan: The head ornament of Ladakhi women. In addition to the Manav Sangrahalaya, about 12 museums in the country will present their collection stories through their exhibitions. From March 22 to 28 at Bihar Museum in Patna, visitors will be able to see these famous museums of the country and abroad through a live tour from the live streaming.
Due to Covid, this biennale will be used in both physical and digital forms Regarding Museum Biennale, the Director of the Museum, Dr. Praveen Kumar Mishra said that through this Biennale people will be able to see the unique collection of many museums and understand the historical stories hidden in them.