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Editions: An Exhibition of Prints by Nine Fish Gallery and a Workshop on Printmaking

Exhibitions, News / 05/09/2023

Recently, the Nine Fish Gallery in Mumbai announced an upcoming show on their Instagram and website. The circular announces the name of a new exhibition titled “Editions”. The exhibition will be on traditional as well as contemporary printmaking. This upcoming exhibition will include and introduce thirty young artists and their artworks. To know more about […]

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Your Ultimate Guide to Bengal School of Art: Origin, Influence, Significance and Uniqueness

Columns, Featured / 25/07/2023

The Bengal School of Art, also known as the Bengal School of Bengal Renaissance, was an influential art movement that emerged in the early 20th century in Bengal, a region in eastern India that includes present-day West Bengal and Bangladesh. This artistic movement played a significant role in revitalising Indian art and promoting a nationalistic

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Art and Capitalism: Why Luxurious Hotel Matters in Indian Art?

Columns, Featured / 14/07/2023

Why do Luxurious Hotels matter in Art? Why is Art connected with Luxurious things, and are they any ordinary people who participate in Art events? We should identify the absence of ordinary people in the Art events, which may be held in five-star hotels or other luxurious spaces. The ‘Art event’ vocabulary is standard and

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The Inextricable Link Between Cave Art Tourism and Job Opportunities in India

News / 26/06/2023

Tsuktiben Jamir With its rich culture and art, India weaves a vibrant tapestry that has mesmerised people worldwide for centuries. From awe-inspiring ancient monuments and temples to lively festivals and diverse traditional crafts, India offers its locals and visitors a treasure trove of experiences. The country’s cultural heritage is a testament to its glorious past,

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AstaGuru’s Collectors Choice Auction Reveals Hidden Treasures and Rare Masterpieces of Modern Indian Art

art market news / 13/06/2023

Aditya Sisodia AstaGuru’s upcoming ‘Collectors Choice’ Auction will present a selection of over 200 unique creations by India’s eminent modernists, including M.V. Dhurandhar, Jamini Roy, Rabindranath Tagore, M. F. Husain, Akbar Padamsee, K. H. Ara, Sakti Burman, K. K. Hebbar, Bikash Bhattacharjee, Ganesh Pyne, Satish Gujaral, K.G. Subramanyan, Manu Parekh, Biren De, Thota Vaikuntam, Bhupen

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Laxman Pai: Artist and Teacher who Taught us How to See, Learn and Enjoy

News / 13/06/2023

The grand old man of Goan art, Laxman Pai, is not with us anymore. Physically. However, the body of work that he has left behind makes us a richer culture. He passed away on Sunday night. The Padma Bhushan awardee was not just an artists but he also influenced and shaped many people as a

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A Splendid Land: Exploring Udaipur’s Royal Landscape Paintings at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Exhibitions, News / 10/06/2023

Aditya Sisodia The Cleveland Museum of Art is set to transport visitors into the captivating realm of Udaipur with its upcoming exhibition, “A Splendid Land: Paintings from Royal Udaipur.” Organised by the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, this remarkable showcase highlights the landscape paintings commissioned by the Mewar kings, who once ruled over the

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Indian Art Market: Record-Breaking Prices in Auction, its Time of Art Boom?

News / 09/06/2023

Tsuktiben Jamir Indian Art has been doing exceedingly well in the market, according to financial experts. Once facing a decline in business ten years ago, art auction houses are now joyfully raising their glasses to a thriving market. Recent data from the Indian Art Investor, an art market advisory in Delhi, reveals that nearly 60%

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Indian Art in a Global Audience: ‘Exotic India Art’ Bridging the Gap

News / 31/05/2023

Tsuktiben Jamir Based in Delhi, India, Exotic Art India was founded by Kapil Goel in 1998 to showcase Indian art to the rest of the globe. Since the company has developed into a significant force in the Indian art industry, they have provided various goods, such as old and new paintings, sculptures, brassware, fabrics, and

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The Captivating Photorealist Paintings of Shibu Natesan

Artist Profile, Featured / 30/05/2023

Digvijay Nikam No matter where I was in the world, I would step outside with my paints and materials and paint as if I were touched by a force that gave me an inner realization of the reason for living. There was no one else around. Just the cold wind or warm breeze, the empty

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