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The Barbican in London is presenting The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975-1998, the first exhibition of Indian contemporary art to explore and chart this period of significant cultural and political change in India.

Featuring nearly 150 works of art across painting, sculpture, photography, installation and film, this landmark group show examines the ways in which 30 artists have distilled significant episodes of the late 20th century and reflected intimate moments of life during this time.

Christie’s celebrates Asian Art Week at Rockefeller Plaza with six sales, three live and three online, and an important non-selling exhibition.

India Art Fair, the leading platform showcasing modern and contemporary art from India and South Asia, closed its landmark 15th edition to reports of robust sales and strong attendance.

The conclusion of the 15th edition of the India Art Fair (IAF) in New Delhi on February 4 saw an increased success compared to last year’s iteration, with the fair reporting a 30 percent uptick in visitors on the VIP day.

The region’s previous art market boom and bust has some at the New Delhi event questioning whether this new wave can be sustained.

Get a glimpse of India’s glorious art legacy at the ongoing exhibition, Past to Present

Valuations continue to push higher, with Amrita Sher-Gil and S H Raza leading the way

Tyeb Mehta’s virtuosity radiates through the identity of his protagonists; through the sense of universality, they exude.

From mnemonic architecture in Venice to the clay masks of Ruth Asawa in California, Christie’s specialists advise where to go and what to read on the way

Designed by Ghanaian-British architect Sir David Adjaye, the Delhi art museum is slated for completion in 2026.

AstaGuru’s upcoming ‘Masters Legacy’ Modern Indian Art Auction will showcase a diverse range of unique and important creations from different phases of India's most celebrated modernists. 

Progressive Artists’ Group (PAG) was an answer to the existing Indian institutional structure of exhibitions in the mid-20th century.

It was the early 20th century when Modernism spread its wings in India. This happened as a result of exposure to various European artists.

Works by eminent Indian modernists including Tyeb Mehta, M.F. Husain, S.H. Raza, Arpita Singh, and Krishen Khanna went under the hammer on Friday evening at AstaGuru’s Modern Indian Art ‘Collectors Choice’ Auction.