Contemporary artist Tyeb Mehta's painting, "Mahishasura" was sold at a Christie's auction for about $1.6 million. Prices for works by his contemporaries, including M.F. Hussain and S.H. Raza, are not ...

BENGALURU, (IANS) – While the history of Indian art stretches back to the ancient era, the first shift towards progression in India’s visual history was witnessed during the latter half of the 19th ...

A global reappraisal is underway, especially for women artists whose contributions shaped entire aesthetics. "At Abu Dhabi ...

Lakshmi Madhavan’s Kasavu art transforms Kerala’s gold-threaded textile into a modern canvas art, bringing timeless Indian heritage into contemporary homes.

When Christina Burke began work on what would be the exhibit “Impact,” she was certain she would have to call in a lot of favors. “I thought we would have to request a lot of pieces from other museums ...

India's art scene thrives in galleries showcasing a rich blend of historical and contemporary works. From Delhi's Kiran Nadar Museum, featuring modern masters, to Kolkata's Indian Museum, highlighting ...

Francis Newton Souza’s Houses in Hampstead (1962) sold for £5.6m at Sotheby’s last week - Sotheby's The art market is generally considered to be in recession, but the market for modern Indian art is ...

Last month, India’s cultural season culminated with the largest and most international edition of the India Art Fair since its founding in 2008. Over 120 exhibitors, including 26 newcomers, ...

From rare Tanjore paintings and some of the finest collections of pichwai art, to masterpieces by Olafur Eliasson and Ai ...

This summer in early July, when the Medford volunteers returned from their community service week at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, they brought with them a sample of artwork known as ...

Just over a decade ago, the International Herald Tribune published an article with the triumphant headline, “India’s art market booming.” The boom, however, didn’t last, and the market deflated ...

A few years ago, Henry Kaufman, the fabled economist formerly at Salomon Brothers, told me in his crusty German accent that “much in financial markets and life is comparative.” He meant that ...