Tickets from Rs 100 to Rs 200 as Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025 opens across 22 venues

The sixth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB), South Asia’s largest contemporary art festival, has opened to the public with ticketed and free exhibitions spread across 22 venues in the city.

Ticket Information
One-Day Pass:
- ₹200 for visitors aged 18–60
- ₹100 for students (with valid ID) and senior citizens (60+)
- Free entry for children under 10

Weekly Pass:
- ₹500 for students and senior citizens
- ₹1,000 for other visitors

- Availability: Tickets can be purchased online via the [official Biennale website](https://kochimuzirisbiennale.org) or at Aspinwall House.

Mandatory Venues (ticket required):
- Aspinwall House (Coir Godown)
- Anand Warehouse
- SMS Hall
- 111 Marcus and Café
- Pepper House
- SPACE (Indian Chamber of Commerce)
- Island Warehouse (newly added at Willingdon Island)

Free Entry Venues: Durbar Hall and several other locations among the 22 venues.

Event Highlights
- Scale: Sixth edition of South Asia’s largest contemporary art festival.
- Artists: 66 projects from over 25 countries.

Special Programs:
- Invitations Programme – showcasing solidarity with cultural ecosystems across the Global South.
- Students’ Biennale – featuring projects from 175+ art institutions across India.
- Edam Exhibition – curated by Aishwarya Suresh and K.M. Madhusudhanan, with 36 artists.
- Art by Children (ABC) – creative works by school students.

- Highlight Installation: Late Vivan Sundaram’s Six Stations of a Life Pursued at Cube Art Space, Mattancherry.
- Duration: Runs until 31 March 2026.

Cultural Significance
- Expands to Island Warehouse at Willingdon Island, accessible via water metro, ferry, or road.
- Reinforces Kochi’s position as a global hub for contemporary art and culture.
- Offers diverse experiences: exhibitions, performance art, talks, discussions, music nights, and public programs.

✨ This edition of the Biennale blends local heritage with global artistic voices, making it one of the most inclusive and expansive art festivals in the world.