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KOLKATA: Sotheby’s day sale of contemporary art in London has seen some Indian artists achieve tidy prices. Raqib Shaw’s Chrysanthemum & Bee,which was estimated at £80,000-120 ,000, has been …
Sotheby’s sees high prices for Indian artists Read MorePress Trust of IndiaWednesday, July 2, 2008 (London)An untitled sculpture by an Indian sculptor was sold for 1,945,250 pounds after being hotly contested by three bidders on telephone at …
Indian sculptor fetches record price for artwork Read MoreSource: antiques-collectibles-auction-news.com SOTHEBY’S SALE OF CONTEMPORARY ART TO FEATURE EXCITING WORKS BY LEADING INDIAN CONTEMPORARY ARTISTSINDIAN ARTISTS such as Subodh Gupta (b. 1964), Bharti Kher (b. 1969), Anish Kapoor …
INDIAN SUMMER AT SOTHEBY’S LONDON THIS JULY Read MoreBy Sharon Mizota A PART YET APART: Sheba Chhachhi’s photographs, including “Jater Ma,” document a little-examined Indian population: women ascetics. The emergence of Indian art is further evidence of …
Indian art: unique yet mainstream Read MoreStocks-hit investors cosy up to art4 Jul, 2008, 0146 hrs IST,Shailesh Menon, ET Bureau MUMBAI: Investors may not be willing to touch equities with a barge pole, but they …
Stocks-hit investors cosy up to art Read MoreKOLKATA: Anish Kapoor has stolen the show among Indian artists at the Sotheby’s Evening sale of Contemporary Art in London. In the feverish bidding that took place, an untitled …
Records tumble at Sotheby’s auction Read MoreAS Sotheby’s and Christie’s gear up for their famously extravagant summer contemporary art sales, the mood is mixed.Last October’s evening sales at Christie’s saw earnings of £34.87m for the …
Is Bacon in more demand than Picasso? Read MoreSubodh Gupta and Bharti Kher’s careers reflect a vivid new turn in Indian contemporary art. LAKSHMI INDRASIMHAN profiles the red hot couple THERE’S A hyena in Bharti Kher’s bath. …
A very hungry collaboration Read MoreThe Economic Times The price curve of Indian art is shooting north in the global market because of ‘increased consciousness’ about it, say experts. This has been brought about …
Northward bound Read MoreBy Madhusree Chatterjee The price curve of Indian art is shooting north in the global market because of “increased consciousness” about it, say experts. This has been brought about …
Exposure makes Indian art prices gallop in global mart Read More