Just Like That | Why Indian art is a blip on the big global canvas
Indian art is yet to get its due. That will happen when our artists shun mimicry and have far more patrons, if only for investment.
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Indian art is yet to get its due. That will happen when our artists shun mimicry and have far more patrons, if only for investment.
One of India's most important artists, S.H. Raza, is the focus of a major exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
The paintings, especially the ones by Singh and Bhatt, define nature in different moods.
Asia Week New York Presents Their Summer 2021 Exhibition: Shades of Blue NEW YORK, New York Subject Line Please provide verification code Email is invalid A Kraak-ware Safavid Blue and White Faience Plate Iran, circa mid 17th century Two shades of underglaze blue on tin glazed faience 10 ¼ in width, 1 ½ in in height, 26 cm x 4 cm Art Passages Shades of Blue, a Summer 2021 online exhibition which includes one work of art from each of the affiliated 29 galleries and 6 auction housesâBonhams, Christieâs, Doyle, Heritage, iGavel and Sothebyâs. The online show opens on July 1...
Asia Week New York presents their summer 2021 exhibition: Shades of Blue Manish Pushkale, Metaphors of my terrain, 2020. Acrylic on canvas. 1 cm x 201 cm. Image courtesy Akar Prakar. NEW YORK, NY .-Asia Week New York announced that Shades of Blue, a Summer 2021 online exhibition which includes one work of art from each of the 29 galleries and 6 auction housesBonhams, Christies, Doyle, Heritage, iGavel and Sothebys. The online show opens on July 15th and will run through August 15th. We are delighted to present our summer exhibition, Shades of Blue, which explores the many ways blue h...