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Understanding Art Pricing, Valuation and Price Estimation| The Art Life Gallery Guide Art is not just a decoration, it is culture, innovation, and, in most cases, a strong financial resource. You can be a first-time buyer or an experienced collector, one thing you need to know before allocating your money in art is the art […]
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Beyond paintings, how immersive art is evolving From Canvas to Cosmos: How 3D & Installation Art are Redefining the Future of Art. Art is no longer just limited to painting or canvas; it has taken on a new definition. Whether we talk about 3D art that gives creativity a real form with its shapes, depth, […]
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The language of art means that art is more than visual—it’s a form for artists to express their thoughts and feelings without the use of any words. Whether we talk about canvas or sculpture, art has already told different stories with different emotions. In the modern world, art continues to speak, but with new spaces […]
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Pooja Shah’s ‘Riddles of the Wor(l)d’ Captures the Poetry of Ordinary Life In her debut solo exhibition Riddles of the World, Gujarat-based artist Pooja Shah offers viewers a deeply introspective and emotional journey through the everyday. On display at Akara Contemporary in Mumbai, Shah’s work appears at first glance to be a simple reflection of […]
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The Fragmented Realities of Mumbai in ‘Cities: Built, Broken Veteran artist Sudhir Patwardhan, widely regarded as a visual chronicler of urban India, continues to dissect the complexities of city life in his latest body of work titled Cities: Built, Broken. Now 76, Patwardhan has spent decades observing and portraying the human experience within the rapidly […]
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Tagore’s Handwritten Notes to Be Auctioned for Rs 5–7 Crore A rare and historically rich collection of 35 handwritten letters by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore is set to go under the hammer at AstaGuru’s upcoming online ‘Collectors’ Choice’ auction on June 26–27. Estimated to fetch between Rs 5 to 7 crore, the letters offer a […]
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Suresh Ragavan’s Art Chronicles the Endangered Life of the Western Ghats At the delicate crossroads of art and science lies a discipline both precise and poetic — botanical illustration. For Chennai-based artist Suresh Ragavan, this intersection has defined more than just a career. Over the past 33 years, it has become a lifelong mission to […]
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A Musical Celebration of Identity, Joy, and Global Sounds on Fête de la Musique New Delhi, 12 June 2025 – This June and July, India sways to the infectious rhythms of Soul Tropical as French-Caribbean musician David Walters embarks on his much-awaited India tour — a radiant musical journey blending Afro-Caribbean roots, soul, funk, and global grooves. This celebration of music, culture, and […]
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Nine-Artist Exhibition Opens in Mumbai A new group exhibition opening on June 13 at a prominent Mumbai gallery promises to provoke thoughtful conversations around the intersections of identity, environment, and contemporary existence. Featuring the works of nine diverse Indian artists, the show explores how personal and collective identities are shaped by the landscapes we inhabit—and […]
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Chatterjee & Lal Unveils the Private Collection of Architect Sohrabji K Bhedwar Mumbai’s Chatterjee & Lal gallery is currently home to a landmark exhibition that bridges architecture and art collecting in a striking tribute to a creative titan of the 20th century. Titled Building the Past: An Architect Collector, the show brings to light the […]