Gujral speaks to Veenu Sandhu on the urgent need to get India invested in its culture
Retail investors should stay away given the high volatility
The first rule is to pick up something you can live with for a lifetime. If you're into collecting as an investment, what matters as much as the artwork is its creator and previous owners
Sophia, who was unveiled in 2016, produced her art in collaboration with Italian digital artist Andrea Bonaceto, known for colourful portraits, some of which depict famous people, such as Elon Musk
Global art sales fell 22 per cent in 2020 to $50.1 bn. UBS and Art Basel's Art Market Report showed the steepest market drop since the financial crisis
Digital sales increase turnover for auctioneers - for some, by 20 per cent
Various media reports cited that Metakova is a pseudonym of the investor, which means King of Meta in the Tamil language
Sher-Gil's hitherto unknown portrait will lead Christie's March auction
Arth Art International from India and ArtisteSpace Inc from Philippines, have come together for a one-of-a-kind intercultural art exchange to solidify the diplomatic relationship between the countries
The sale of a $30 million sculpture cast 50 years ago might not tell you much about a $15,000 drawing made last month, but it could- and often does-give you some sense of where the winds are blowing
With collectors spending more time at home, and spends on luxuries curtailed, art became a natural point of attention
As pandemic-related shutdowns have entered their ninth month, banks have continued to collect, lend, and exhibit art. By comparison, 1 in 3 American museums never reopened after shutting down in March
History has proven that art has been a tradeable commodity in times of crisis - and where there are sellers, there are bound to be buyers, even in moments of adversity
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Book review of Court & Courtship: Indian Miniatures in the TAPI Collection
The surprise, is not that it took so long to get to this point, but that Voices has established a benchmark at a time of severe financial distress
Bombay School was based on realism, or naturalism, as taught by the colonial mindset that patterned it.
Contemporary works by folk artists are increasingly documenting the pandemic, relaying, through the songs of bards and works in colour, ways to keep oneself safe.
Surveying a century of art practice in India, one is struck anew by how artists have reacted to situations and crises in their lifetimes.
The fundraising initiative was created in solidarity with a nation that has fired the imagination of the global photography community for decades