The British Council in India launches ‘Homelands’
Homelands, one of the year’s most anticipated exhibitions opens in four cities across India in 2013. 28 of the world’s leading contemporary artists from the British Council Collection will be exhibiting, including: Angus Boulton, Fabien Cappello, Lisa Cheung, Nathan Coley, Jeremy Deller, Suki Dhanda, Jimmie Durham, Paul Graham, Graham Gussin, Mona...
India Art Fair announces its programme for 2013
India Art Fair brings together a diverse and dynamic set of galleries and artists, showcasing a breadth of modern and contemporary art practices by established and emerging artists including painting, sculpture, new media, installation and performance art. The fair has played a key role in exposing galleries from across the country to a variety of...
The Skoda Prize for Indian Contemporary Art & the Breakthrough Artist Award
The prestigious ŠKODA Prize recognises cutting-edge work demonstrating vision, innovation, and a mature understanding of material and form. The Prize brings to public notice exciting trends in contemporary Indian art, highlighting the output of established mid-career artists as well as new voices. It is backed by jurors of impeccable credentials,...
The Bookwallah
The first roving writers festival to come to India (supported by the Asialink Writing Program, University of Melbourne), will take 6 highly regarded authors and an ingenious nomadic library, on a 2000 Km journey on the Indian Railways to meet writers, readers, students, and the general public in 5 cities across south India. The authors join local writers to...
India-Cambridge Summit: India in the global age
11 September, 2012, New Delhi: The University of Cambridge hosted a major international summit yesterday which brought together opinion leaders in global business, politics, academia, journalism and the arts in India and the University of Cambridge, to address India’s key issues and challenges in the changing global order. The summit was conceptulalised...
Samdani Art Foundation launches Dhaka Art Summit
The Samdani Art Foundation is a non-profit arts funding and development organization founded by Nadia and Rajeeb Samdani and is committed to the development of education and infrastructure for the arts in Bangladesh. In 2012, the Samdani Art Foundation organized and supported the inaugural edition of the Dhaka Art Summit – the first large scale public...
Sudarshan Shetty’s Mumbai Flying Bus Project
Soon to be obsolete, Mumbai’s iconic double-decker bus has been reborn with giant silver wings in Indian artist Sudarshan Shetty’s latest public art project. The beloved red buses will be phased out of service soon, but Shetty has elevated the veteran workhorse from its “antiquated fate” by giving one of the buses spectacular steel...
Significant international growth for 4th Edition of India Art Fair
Article posted in the New York Times, 24.01.2012 The India Art Fair, one of the biggest art exhibitions in South Asia, opens in New Delhi on Wednesday. The five-day event brings together a host of artists, curators, critics, dealers and collectors from across the globe, and this year will draw ninety-one galleries from twenty countries, representing the...
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