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Indian artist Sudarsan Pattnaik bags gold medal at sand art contest in Moscow

Moscow: Renowned artist Sudarsan Pattnaik bagged the gold medal at the ninth Moscow Sand Sculpture Championship “The magical world of sand” 2016. Pattnaik won the championship for best composition `Mahatma Gandhi – World Peace`. About twenty sand artists from countries around the world participated in the championship. The championship event was held from April 21-27 at Moscow. Pattnaik`s solo […]

Ajay Piramal Wants to Bring Fine Art to the Masses

NEW YORK — Ajay Piramal, the CEO of the Piramal-Shriram Group, is known for his ventures in an array of industries: health care, financial services, glass manufacturing, and information management, to name a few. However, in addition to all of these businesses, Piramal is also on a mission to make fine arts accessible to the Indian […]

Art is more than unbroken lines

Ask artist Jogen Chowdhury what he feels about being called the Master of Unbroken Lines, there is a good chance his reply will surprise you. “I am not happy,” he says, shrugging his shoulders to emphasise his discomfort. “Master of Unbroken Lines is not a serious phrase. Art is more than just unbroken lines.” We […]

India’s Richest Woman Nita Ambani Eyes The Art World

Metropolitan Museum of Art Director Sheena Wagstaff with Reliance Foundation chairperson Nita Ambani (Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art) India’s richest woman with a $20 billion family fortune and a 27-story sky palace in India’s south Mumbai, billed as the world’s most expensive home for its $1 billion estimated cost – Nita Ambani is […]

The Incredible Lahiri Collection at Christie’s Asia Week Auction on March 15

An important bronze figure of Maitreya, Kashmir or Western Tibet, Circa 1025, that is coming up for auction as part of The Lahiri Collection sale by Christie’s in New York on March 15. Estimate: $200,000–$300,000 (approx. Rs 1.34 crore – Rs 2.01 crore)  (Christie’s ) The incredible Lahiri Collection – a labour of love for […]

It’s ironic that a history of Indian art show couldn’t be shown in India

A critically acclaimed exhibition tracing the last 50 years of Indian art turns back without showing at Mumbai’s Bhau Daji Lad Museum caught in administrative controversy. Subodh Gupta’s installation, What does the room encompass that is not in the city? (2014), was shown at the Queens Museum in March 2015 as part of After Midnight. […]

New York exhibits. A retrospective of the Indian modernist Nasreen Mohamedi opens at The Met Breuer

New York exhibits. A retrospective of the Indian modernist Nasreen Mohamedi (1937 – 1990) will open at The Met Breuer, the new location for The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s expanding modern and contemporary art program opening to the public 18 March 2016. The exhibition is organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museo […]

From Husain to Picasso, the Indian buyer is getting eclectic

After years of selling Indian art to affluent NRIs, international auction houses are now looking to expand the market to Indians at home. After years of selling Indian art to affluent NRIs, international auction houses are now looking to expand the market to Indians at home. Neelam Raaj spoke to Edward Gibbs, chairman and head […]

India Pride Project – How Smuggled Indian Art Is Brought Back Home

The India Pride Project – an online volunteer group is determined to bring back priceless artifacts smuggled out of India. A look at how they brought back a beautiful bronze work from a museum in the US. Subhash Kapoor, an art smuggler, is accused of running a major smuggling racket from South India. He has […]

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