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In its ninth edition, India Art Fair gets bigger and more experimental

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Reena Saini Kallat’s Woven Chronicle, circuit boards, speakers, electrical wires and fittings, created in situ at the Museum of Modern Art, New York

Avantika Bhuyan
A fresh segment on vernacular art, focus on the new generation of young collectors from South Asia, extensive indoor and outdoor projects and the return of the popular film programme — the ninth edition of India Art Fair promises all this and more. 

M F Husain’s Mithuna, presented by KNMA
This year, the focus is firmly on South Asia’s ability to look inwards and have a dialogue within itself. “Renu Modi’s Tale of Two Cities is an interesting example of this,” says Neha Kirpal, the fair’s founding director.

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