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‘Bharat Ratna’: Jewels of modern Indian art.

The significant international exhibition celebrates creative streak by some of the country’s leading modern artists.

Master artists ‘in search of the vernacular’

A look at the post-Independence masters who took a cue from Western, or even rejected it, to address a distinctly Indian vernacular

Sudhir Patwardhan's socially relevant art

His works explore with finesse the urban milieu of dramatic transformation, dislocation, anonymity and alienation.

Neeraj Goswami’s artistic realm

Friction or fusion between nature and human is his favorite theme that the artist explores through a unique iconography.

Bharti Kher’s bewildering body of work

Her trans-national perspective engenders both personal and ethnographic observations of contemporary Indian life.

‘The Silhouette Returns’ by Chitra Ganesh

Like in her past installations she looks to excavate and circulate buried narratives that tend to get excluded from the official canon.

Book Review : 'Relational aesthetics' by Nicholas Bourriaud

The book explores whether participatory or interactive art contributes to the emergence of a rational society.

The Art Market needs galleries to protect their artist prices?
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