The opening of an art gallery in Mumbai by Saffronart, which has been selling art on Internet, is a significant…
Rajasthan has, from the early medieval period, been a repository of our feudal art and culture. At the turn of…
The auction of contemporary art organised by Osians and curated by Neville Tuli, slated for 27 November at the Experimental…
Nearly five years ago, in this column, on June 20, 1999, to be precise, I had prepared three lists of…
The most important thing about investment is that it must have relevance for the future. Something that does not have…
When we look at Indian contemporary art as investment, a question arises as to what we are investing in. The…
Last week, while analysing the rise in price of the works of certain artists like Tyeb Mehta, VS Gaitonde and…
Indian contemporary art seems to be coming into its own inevitably. This should remind us that we are a powerful…
The art of Antje Weber is profoundly German. It takes the day to day things of life and raises them…
The recent Christie?s sale at New York had some thirty miniatures on sale. All the schools: Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, Sikh,…
The auction results of Christie?s New York sale of September 17, 2003, confirm our view that our contemporary art is…
Events at the recent WTO meet at Cancun leave us in no doubt that India has a special place with…
Christie?s New York auction slated for September 17, 2003, consists of two sections: There are 134 lots of antique sculptures,…
Knowing the whims and foibles of contemporary artists, Sushma Behl must be congratulated, along with the owner of Delhi?s Art…
It would appear at first sight that as buyers and sellers of the same commodity ? art ? collectors and…
What should one look for in the art of a young artist? One often faces this question when visiting exhibitions;…
Troubled times give us some of our best art. It only requires a gallery owner to give a seminal idea…
Gallery Threshold, situated in Sarvodaya Enclave, is yet another new gallery testing the waters of the Capital?s art market. But…
