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Project 88

Mumbai, Maharashtra · exhibition

Entry Fee: Confirm current feeConfirm current exhibition hours and installation closures with the gallery.

Why visit: Project 88 is a contemporary-art gallery in a former metal-printing press in Colaba. Experimental artwork and the adapted industrial setting give the visit a distinctive focus, particularly for travellers interested in how older working buildings support new cultural uses.

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Why visit

Project 88 is a contemporary-art gallery in a former metal-printing press in Colaba. Experimental artwork and the adapted industrial setting give the visit a distinctive focus, particularly for travellers interested in how older working buildings support new cultural uses.

Building story

The gallery describes a former century-old press restored and renovated by architect Rahul Mehrotra. It occupies the ground floor of BMP Building on N A Sawant Marg. Notice the relationship between the exhibition and the existing room, without assuming that every architectural feature dates from the original industrial use.

Programme identity

Founded in 2006 under Sree Banerjee Goswami, Project 88 presents conceptually driven work across different media. Its programme includes emerging and established artists connected with South Asia and beyond. Check the current show rather than expecting a permanent selection of the gallery's represented artists.

A way into experimental art

Begin with what you can observe: an object's material, a repeated action, the duration of an image or the spacing between pieces. Then read the accompanying text and ask how those choices relate to the exhibition's question. You can engage thoughtfully without needing to recognise every reference immediately.

Take enough time

If the current display includes time-based material, ask its running length before deciding how much of the visit to devote to it. Returning to a work after reading the introduction can reveal a different relationship with the rest of the show. Choose depth over trying to see several galleries at speed.

Plan access

Use the operator's address, ground floor, BMP Building, N A Sawant Marg, Colaba, Mumbai 400005. Confirm the exhibition dates and public hours directly before travelling. A ground-floor location helps identify the entrance, but particular access needs and any group arrangements should still be discussed with the gallery.

Visitor etiquette

Keep the space around installations clear, ask before photographing and follow instructions about interactive work. Looking at an experimental object does not automatically mean it is intended to be touched.

Timings & Entry Fee

Entry FeeConfirm current fee

Entry Fee: Confirm current admission arrangements and any programme-specific charge with the venue.

Verified: October 2026

Location & How to Reach

Address

Ground Floor, BMP Building, N A Sawant Marg, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400005

How to Reach: Use the current entrance at Ground Floor, BMP Building, N A Sawant Marg, Colaba. Save the full building address before making the final approach.

Things to Do

  • Notice how the former printing-press space frames the exhibition.
  • Read the current show introduction after an initial look.
  • Ask about the length of any time-based work on display.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Project 88?

Ground Floor, BMP Building, N A Sawant Marg, Colaba, Mumbai 400005.

What can I see or do here?

Notice how the former printing-press space frames the exhibition. Read the current show introduction after an initial look.

When can I visit?

Confirm current exhibition hours and installation closures with the gallery.

What are the admission arrangements?

Confirm current admission arrangements and any programme-specific charge with the venue.

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