For curator and art critic, Alka Pande, the time now is

right for the UAF to create and establish an iconic image of its own. "People are looking at art, which is beautiful sensational and at the same time affordable too," said Pande. Pande, who has authored several art books and curated critical exhibitions said she would be showing a mixture of art presentations on rural, tribal and metropolitan India. "I will try to bring the multi velocity, which is still part of diverse India," said Pande. Ram Rahman, who is a well known photographer, artist, curator and designer who is participating for the first time at the UAF said, "This is a great chance to show something to the people, who usually don�t get chance to see these kind of fairs." Rahman will be showing contemporary architectural designs in Delhi through his lens. "There will be many surprises," he said. The four-day United Art Fair is scheduled to commence here on September 14. Prior to the event, a small exhibition in April is also slated to get the ball rolling.