Archive for the ‘Indian modern art’ Category
Ratan Tata and Mahatma Gandhi reflected in anamorphic cylinders
Posted by: John Elliott on October 2, 2012
India’s design awakening begins in Delhi
Posted by: John Elliott on March 15, 2012
Ramkinkar Baij – sculpting a path for modern Indian art
Posted by: John Elliott on March 5, 2012
India’s successful art fair – where less is more
Posted by: John Elliott on January 31, 2012
Salman Rushdie was blocked out but MF Husain is back on show
Posted by: John Elliott on January 26, 2012
Topical ‘miniatures’ from Merseyside’s Singh Twins
Posted by: John Elliott on November 23, 2011
Chittaprosad, the artist – a voice of protest from the past
Posted by: John Elliott on August 5, 2011
India’s modern and contemporary art market wobbles
Posted by: John Elliott on June 23, 2011
Can India rise to the challenge of celebrating M.F.Husain’s legacy?
Posted by: John Elliott on June 12, 2011
MF Husain dies – lauded in exile by India’s artistic fraternity
Posted by: John Elliott on June 9, 2011
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