Whose gaze is it anyway?
DNA – Anupa Mehta | Sunday, September 4, 2011 Jehangir Sabavala was a distinguished man. His oeuvre was as elegant and understated as his persona. His demise on Friday …
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GENERATION IN TRANSITION. NEW ART FROM INDIA
Nandini Valli Muthiah, Iconic poet and Father, 2008,from the series Fancy Dress, courtesy of the artist 03.09 – 06.11 The Generation in Transition exhibition presents the artworks of a …
GENERATION IN TRANSITION. NEW ART FROM INDIA Read MoreDifferent strokes – Glimpsed moments
Sir Howard Hodgkin’s debt to India is mostly marked by the number of pictures it has inspired, says Giridhar Khasnis Twenty-five years ago, when Howard Hodgkin represented his country …
Different strokes – Glimpsed moments Read MoreProvenance of artworks plays major role in determining price
Source – Economic Times. KOLKATA: Provenance of artworks plays a major role in determining the price that a piece of painting or sculpture will achieve at the auctions.This is …
Provenance of artworks plays major role in determining price Read MoreMasterpieces of Indian and Southeast Asian Art at Christie’s New York
artdaily NEW YORK.– Launching Asian Art Week at Christie’s New York, the Indian and Southeast Asian Art Department presents the September 15th evening auctions of Masterpieces from the Zimmerman …
Masterpieces of Indian and Southeast Asian Art at Christie’s New York Read MorePicture is looking less perfect for Indian art
A lot of the declining interest has been shown by art funds, which have refused to buy overpriced modern-period works simply because they have been executed by the biggest …
Picture is looking less perfect for Indian art Read MoreIndian art finds a market
Business Standard Among the treasures that were moved secretly from Europe to the United States and helped finance Jewish entry into America‘s financial world, were paintings by the great …
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