Conflictorium

One of the best museum in Ahmedabad.

A friend and colleague asked me to visit the place without giving any background. Initially I was confused, apprehensive and amused, but as I spent time I felt satisfied and liberated.

At conflictorium time flies. Art work that is on display is exceptional and the writing on the wall pushes you think out of the box. You get absorbed in the space and paintings transforms you to the world that is unknown to you. Must visit place for every human being.

It’s one of the best place to interact with Art in the city. It’s a kind of museum which is based on concept of Conflicts. It’s very different and smart and will require time to understand it . It’s one of the very rare building with amazing concept and beauty, I have seen in India

This Conflictorium is a museum about conflict and conflict resolution. I visited with a friend and I’m sorry to say that I did not get anything out of it. The ground floor contains some props, notes about conflict, psychology, empathy/sorry jars etc. The 2nd floor was just empty rooms.

This museum is totally overrated. It’s such a shame because I was so looking forward to seeing some creative ideas, but I didn’t see anything that provoked any new thoughts. The gist is that showing empathy and saying sorry goes a long way to resolving conflict.

This “museum” is more like a final-year art installation. The history of conflicts is not comprehensive, it starts post independence. The facts about communal and other types of conflicts in Gujarat are interesting, but not well presented - i.e. on cards in dimly lit spots. The different galleries house satirical and new media installations which had great potential but end up confusing the visitor, who is looking for a coherent message of the place.

The house itself is interesting, and the little front yard feels like a little forgotten pocket in time.

I've visited quite a few museums in India but Conflictorium is one of the museums that makes one think and experience. There are few interactive installations. But only one person at a time can interact with it, which is fine if you have patience. When I went there were some trippy lights in the first floor. Then I realised that those lights were part of the experience. It plays with your senses, that's the best part.
It's not very big. It looks like a old house converted into a museum. There's an auto stand near by. Even the auto driver didn't know about this place. He was shocked upon knowing the fact that this old House is a museum.
Please do visit this place if you're in Ahmedabad. But do have a calm and a patient mind when you're here.

I am in loveee with this place. The curation is excellent and each corner opens up your mind to a new perspective. The content spoken in the audio booths were very helpful. I will make to visit the museum every time I visit Ahmedabad

Thanks to Vijay Human to showing beautiful space.

Where the hart is .❤️

This space like our homes that noise of traffic and people.

Such a nice place it is! Must visit place in Ahemdabad. The concept is quite unique. Really enjoyed the visit here.