Bhupen Khakhar’s painting on homosexuality breaks auction record
London--"Two Men in Benares", a 1980s painting by Indian contemporary artist Bhupen Khakhar has set a new auction record for the painter by selling...
Kaleidoscope of Indian Art: Exploring the Art of Madhubani, Set for June 9 in...
By Anindita Lal
ACTON, MA--Color of India will host the "Kaleidoscope of Indian Art", a traditional Madhubani/Mithila folk art exhibit by 15 local artists on...
Art of commuting: Delhi metro stations double up as art galleries
BY SIDDHI JAIN
New Delhi--Most Indians may still need a push to visit art galleries and museums, but when the national capital's favourite commuting mode...
South Asian Art Gallery Opens Spring 2019 show: Endless Journey showcases top Burmese artist...
BOSTON, MA – The newly rebranded South Asian Art Gallery (formerly Asian Art Gallery) is showcasing Min Wae Aung - an internationally acclaimed artist...
Useable gold toilet to be installed at British palace and general public can use...
London--A solid-gold toilet is set to be installed in one of the UKs grandest palaces, while allowing the general public to use it, the...
How much would you pay for a masterpiece?
By Colleen Walsh
Harvard Staff Writer/Harvard Gazette
Last October, seconds after it sold at Sotheby’s in London for $1.4 million, Banksy’s “Girl With Balloon” self-destructed as...
24 years after, Indian art redone at Roosevelt House
New Delhi-- When US Ambassador Kenneth I. Juster no longer saw the radiant blue Indian-style murals in his official residence, the Roosevelt House, that...
Goels Donate a far-reaching $100 Million gift to Harvard for the arts
CAMBRIDGE, MA--Harvard University announced that it has received a gift from College alumnus David E. and Stacey L. Goel, which will make it possible...
India should lift ban on Pakistani artistes: Shafqat Amanat Ali
By Sugandha Rawal
New Delhi-- Shafqat Amanat Ali wonders why there is no exchange of artistic talent between India and Pakistan when all other trade...
Art is a beautiful, poignant byproduct of artists’ lives: British artist Sacha Jafri
By Siddhi Jain
New Delhi-- Art, for long, has been a commodity manipulated by select czars of the space, but for British artist Sacha Jafri, works...
