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Founded in 1600 as a trading enterprise, the English East India company gradually transformed into a colonial power.

The orders came on the complaint filed by Delhi High Court advocate Amita Sachdeva, who demanded the removal of the ‘offensive’ paintings.

An exhibition in New Delhi’s DAG covers pivotal moments of legendary artist and painter MF Husain’s artistic journey.

The fair's 16th edition will be its biggest yet, which augurs well for its expansion to Mumbai next November. 

India’s original calligraphic abstractionist and  co-founder of the Baroda Group, Shanti Dave, gets his first-ever retrospective, with DAG showcasing his work from 1950 to 2014.

An exhibition on the erstwhile Mysuru ruler, through the lens of the East India Company’s painters

Paintings of raptors, game birds, coastal waders, woodland and forest birds, feature in the ongoing exhibition.

The DAG, an art gallery based in Delhi, has moved into a hotel in Lutyens' Delhi. How its initiatives and collaborations over the past year have set the tone for a multi-layered expansion

Pace’s new 75,000-square-foot flagship space opens to the public this weekend.

Sellers of luxury products and services are increasingly using art as a platform to connect with their target buyers.

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

India’s premier modern and contemporary art fair returns to New Delhi for its 7th edition. Supported by YES Bank, India Art Fair is one of the most

On the occasion of Zainul Abedin’s birth centenary, Jan Sanskriti Manch makes the seminal artist a metaphor of art for masses and food politics.

On the heels of Christie’s successful auction in India, the sixth edition of the India Art Fair demonstrated that demand in the country’s art market remains strong.

Did Christie's first-ever auction in India produce the first sign that the Indian art market is reviving? The Rs 23.7 crore paid for late Vasudeo S Gaitonde's untitled minimalist work - the highest for any Indian artist - is being seen by many experts and collectors as a...