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Regions of Conflict

Saturday 14 March '09

It is the day before Shilpa Gupta’s solo exhibition at the Lalit Kala Akademi. Amid the cacophony of workers putting together photographs comes that familiar tryst-with-destiny speech of Jawaharlal Nehru from a singing microphone in a corner.
Art Avatars

Monday 9 March '09

While Madame Tussauds in London is preparing to unveil the wax statue of Sachin Tendulkar, at Triveni Kala Sangam in Delhi the master blaster attains the status of a demigod on silk.
Can We Have a Word?

Wednesday 4 March '09

Before September 15, when Lehman Brothers still had not declared bankruptcy in New York City, when we still had not looked up subprime crisis in the dictionary...
The East Course

Monday 2 March '09

When Iran underwent political and social changes after the revolution of 1979, Shadi Ghadirian was a five-year-old who could barely fathom the meaning of a Hejab that soon became compulsory.
The Nandi frames

Sunday 1 March '09

Over the past year artist Sarthak has been pouring over mythological scriptures, trying to find out more about the Nandi.
Art Lovers Only

Saturday 28 February '09

The desire to have a crowded, packed hall during art exhibitions makes Delhi galleries a hot favourite for shows but when curator Sushma Bahl set out to plan the ‘Art Mart’ at Epicentre...
Playing to the Gallery

Sunday 22 February '09

It was in August 2008 when art circles in Delhi were buzzing with excitement when Sotheby’s showcased British artist Damien Hirst’s works in town.
Action Art

Tuesday 17 February '09

Female foeticide has been explored as a subject by Indian artists over the years, but usually through individual initiatives. On February 20...
Art Blues

Monday 16 February '09

In 2007, when Sanjay K Sharma completed his Masters in Fine Arts from College of Art, Delhi, Indian art was riding high...
History in Mint Condition

Thursday 12 February '09

Indian history has been cast in Swiss silver and laced with 24-carat gold. The Tricolour is embossed on a 2.2-mm ingot and so is a battlefield of the Revolt of 1857.
The Torch is still Burning

Monday 9 February '09

Artist Jeram Patel carefully made his way to Shridharani Gallery with the support of a walking stick and rested on a leather chair before glancing across the walls that had on display his recent artwork in steel and wood.
History in Mint Condition

Monday 9 February '09

Indian history has been cast in Swiss silver and laced with 24-carat gold. The Tricolour is embossed on a 2.2-mm ingot and so is a battlefield of the Revolt of 1857.
Canvassing support: Art world gathers, looks for ways to frame fakes

Saturday 7 February '09

While art collectors trooped to the Malaysian High Commission on Friday evening to bid for artwork put on auction by the NGO Khushii, a few miles away, and some hours earlier, several members of the art fraternity assembled at Lalit Kala Akademi to discuss a darker side of the art boom.
New canvas

Wednesday 4 February '09

During the inaugural ceremony of the new wing of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Union Tourism and Culture Minister Ambika Soni made a reference to the innumerable architectural drawings...
The Time Line

Tuesday 3 February '09

The economic recession has brands’ world over announcing attractive discounts to woo customers but William Asprey...
Date with the Past

Sunday 1 February '09

In 2008, it was the Rabari tribe of Kutch that found a place in his calendar, and this year photographer Rohit Chawla decided to look into the past and pay an ode to Raja Ravi Varma.
Cause & Effect

Saturday 31 January '09

Considering the slowdown in the art market, this is hardly an appropriate time to hold an auction, but Aman Nath is hoping that art connoisseurs will loosen their pursestrings for a good cause at the annual Khushii India on Canvas auction.
New canvas

Friday 30 January '09

During the inaugural ceremony of the new wing of the National Gallery of Modern Art, Union Tourism and Culture Minister Ambika Soni made a reference to the innumerable architectural drawings prepared for the expansion project that was first passed in 1985.
A few fakes do resemble early works: S H Raza

Friday 23 January '09

It is a Saturday evening that S H Raza will never forget; nor will the art world in a hurry. When the veteran Paris-based artist visited Dhoomimal Gallery, he was excited at the prospect of looking at his paintings from 1930s and 40s.
Fake Encounter

Tuesday 20 January '09

It is an issue that Indian art has been battling for a while now. While the price of the artwork is soaring, the number of fakes reported also seems to be on the rise, with the most recent incident being the discovery of fake paintings of SH Raza’s work.
Five decades on, new gallery enriches city’s brush with art

Tuesday 20 January '09

For independent India, the National Gallery of Modern Art, inaugurated in 1954 by then Vice President S Radhakrishnan, stood as an institution aimed at promoting art.
Black and White Magic

Saturday 17 January '09

Richard Bartholomew (1926-85) was one of the finest art critics of the country. He watched a new nation’s tryst with modernism as closely as he did a thoughtful Ram Kumar in his Gole Market Studio...
INDIAN YET GLOBAL

Sunday 18 January '09

Naina Kanodia thinks Surendran Nair’s Tathaagata tathagata... epitomises the Indian spirit
Wings in Waiting

Wednesday 14 January '09

If buildings could speak, then Jaipur House overlooking India Gate would have some fantastic tales to tell.
Cross-Continental Journeys

Sunday 11 January '09

As Israeli forces pound Gaza, Hamas fire rockets and wounded people huddle among dead bodies in crumbling homes...
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