New Delhi, Nov 13 (IANS) Indian art will be the highlight of one of Europe’s best-known contemporary art fairs – ARCO Madrid 2009, which will be held in February 2009 and showcase the works of stalwarts like Subodh Gupta, M.F. Husain and Tyeb Mehta.The 28-year-old fair’s special section Panorama, which features art from guest nations, […]
BOSTON, MA – The textile trade between Great Britain and India flourished in the 17th century, and the influence of India and Southeast Asia upon British interior design could be found in a wide range of household objects, from soft goods such as bed hangings and wall coverings, to ceramics, and decorative screens. While few […]
By James Pomfret HONG KONG (Reuters) – Down a quiet Hong Kong lane beside the century-old masonry of a colonial-era prison, the 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is abuzz as staff hang bright, bold canvasses and hand-painted photos by three female Indian artists. The past few years have been golden for hundreds of such modish art […]
By Christopher MichaudNEW YORK, Nov 6 (Reuters) – Impressionist and modern art stumbled again on Thursday when Christie’s $147 million auction fell well short of estimates, most of which were set before the crisis gripping world financial markets.Seeking to put a positive spin on the result, Christie’s honorary chairman Christopher Burge noted that its “$200 […]
Auctioneers feel the chill as sluggish sales and lower prices signal end of a boomBy Arifa Akbar, Arts CorrespondentFriday, 7 November 2008 APFillette sur un Banc, by Edouard Manet, which failed to sell at Christie’s on Wednesday For so long, the booming art market had appeared impervious to the dipping fortunes of the global economy. […]
Source: TNN MUMBAI: The victims of the flood in Bihar in August have found good Samaritans in 31 artists from across the country. From Atul and Anju Dodiya and Jitish Kallat to T V Santhosh and Mithu Sen, artists have donated one work each to an auction organised by Saffron Art, artist couple Subodh Gupta […]
The economic meltdown couldn’t stop British artist Damien Hirst busting records at his recent auction, but is the rest of the art market as robust? asks Simon de Burton Those hoping that Sotheby’s auction of 223 lots of freshly minted works by the art world’s enfant terrible Damien Hirst would be a flop — especially […]
Source: pr-inside Ravenel Art, the leading art house in the Asia region, is excited at joining the growing Hong Kong market with its first Modern and Contemporary Asian Art sale on December 1 As Hong Kong gears up to become Asia’s pre-eminent art market, it will stage an art auction week over the last week […]
Source: Art Daily Nathan Noland, Mario Kart DS, The Star Cup, Wynn, Las Vegas, Monday July 31, 2006, 0:34 a.m. ‑ 0:52 a.m., 2006. Matthew Pillsbury (American, born in 1973) Photograph, archival pigment ink jet print. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. James N. Krebs Purchase Fund for 21st Century Photography © Matthew Pillsbury, courtesy of […]
Source: luxury-insider.com On 30 November and 1 December 2008, the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre will play host to Christie’s Autumn sales of Asian Contemporary Art. The sale includes more than 420 works valued in excess of US$30 million from acknowledged contemporary masters from China, Japan, South Korea and India. More than 30 works […]
