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ART news & views Each issue of Artetc. news & views has a guest editor. We have already had artists like Satish Gujral, Jogen Chowdhury, Waswo. X. And more are to follow.
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ART ETC.news & views, was conceptualized as a ready-reckoner for artists, connoisseurs, gallery owners, auction houses, collectors, investors and art enthusiasts. A online art magazine, which gives its readers current news on art and culture, starting from details of forthcoming auctions, auction results, artist interviews and informative articles on art,antiques,collectibles,furniture,fashion,cin

ema,music etc. It also concentrates on trends in the art market, taking a close look at individual artist’s price-index as well as an informed low-down on the market trends prevalent during the months. The magazine is aimed at initiating the prospective investor/collector into the hitherto complex world of the art and collectibles market, as well as serving as a reference point for auction houses and galleries. Waswo, famous art historian Shiv Kumar, curators like Amit Mukhopadhyay, critics like Pranabranjan Ray and J***y ML on board as Guest Editors. The magazine has a focus on each issue that is published such as Antiquities and Art treasure which was in three parts, Indian Printmaking again in three parts and Cutting Edge in two parts are some of the themes that have been dealt with. We do not only stop at this. We have a committed editorial network spread out all over the country and abroad; to mention some, we have Jasmine Shah Varma from Mumbai, Sabrina Osborne and Preeti Kathuria from UK, Sunanda K. Sanyal and Neerja Poddar from USA, Frank Barthelemy from Paris/ Bengaluru, Koeli Mukherjee Ghose from Hyderabad, Vaishnavi Ramanathan from Chennai, Moushumi Kandali from the North East & Mrinal Ghosh , Nanak Ganguly from Kolkata as regular contributors—thus lending a sharp authenticity to the content. Naturally, in no time, artetc. news & views has become the main source of reference for artists, galleries, collectors and critics alike.

17/04/2024
17/04/2024

2024 marks the centenaries of F.N. Souza, Ram Kumar, K. G. Subramanyan and V. S. Gaitonde, who waged a struggle to free Indian art of western domination, and defined the nation’s cultural identity

12/04/2024

Last month, March 2024, Francis Newton Souza created another record for himself. His work ‘The Lovers’, a 1960 oil on board, went under the hammer for approxima

08/04/2024
20/03/2024

Both the artworks of the celebrated Indian artist remained in the background for several decades before their successful auctions at the iconic Sotheby’s and France’s Métayer-Mermoz

10/03/2024

On Friday, March 15, join us for our Annual Distinguished Lecture on the Arts of South and Southeast Asia.

This year, experts close to Howard Hodgkin take a personal look at the artist and collector’s lifetime engagement with India and Indian painting.

Register and attend for free: met.org/3VauGBP

🎨 Artist unknown. Bhadrakali, Destroyer of the Universe, from the Ta***ic Devi series, ca. 1660–70. India, Himachal Pradesh, Basohli. Opaque watercolor, gold, silver, and beetle-wing cases on paper. Image © Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

08/03/2024

Nishad Avari guides us through the life and art of Francis Newton Souza, India’s notorious ‘enfant terrible’. Illustrated with works offered at Christie’s this March

29/02/2024

The exhibition, which concluded on Wednesday, was held at Kolkata’s Middleton Art Gallery by an art collector, Kamal Parekh.

24/02/2024
24/02/2024

Nimtollah Burning Ghat
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Nimtolla burning ghat where Hindus burn the bodies of their dead and commit the remains to the Hooghly river. Several funeral pyres still burn while abandoned baby in foreground awaits burning.

Photograph by Clyde Waddell

1946

10 X 8 inch

24/02/2024

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Check our new collection of Lalu Prasad Shaw (b.1937)

Patachitra
22×15 in
Tempera on board

24/02/2024
24/02/2024
24/02/2024

To her devotees, the Great Goddess is the supreme expression of divine power. ⁣💫
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She can manifest in many forms, from the benign to the wrathful—like this figure of Bhadrakali, shown with fanged teeth and flaring eyes tinged with red.
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An embodiment of Shiva (shakti), she displays on her forehead the god’s identifiers: the third eye, the crescent moon, and the horizontal marking of his devotees. 🌙 The red border, saturated colors, and merest hint of a landscape setting—just ground and cloudy sky—are all signature elements of the Pahari school of Basohli.⁣
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A masterpiece of experiential drama, this is one of most awesome paintings to survive from thee so-called "Ta***ic Devi" series—each of which bears a Sanskrit text in black ink on the reverse to be recited during private meditations on the goddess. ⁣
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See it on view through June 9 in "Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting."⁣
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🎨 Artist unknown. Bhadrakali, Destroyer of the Universe, from the Ta***ic Devi series, ca. 1660–70. India, Himachal Pradesh, Basohli. Opaque watercolor, gold, silver, and beetle-wing cases on paper. Image © Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford

24/02/2024

A canvas by Claude Monet plays a central role in the 1999 remake of "The Thomas Crown Affair." How does it amplify the film's themes?

11/02/2024

Renowned Indian artist Achuthan Ramachandran Nair, known for his realistic and versatile art, passed away at 89.

31/01/2024

Sunday Times News: Discover how The Times of India has been instrumental in promoting Indian art and propelling artists into the spotlight. Explore the rich history and milestones of Indian art through the lens of TOI.

07/11/2023

India’s art market has never looked better. This year alone, over ₹150 crore worth of artworks have sold at auctions in India and around the world

04/10/2023

In the British Library, there is a portrait of Raja Chandu Lal, the famous minister to the Nizam of Hyderabad from 1809 to 1843. He was an influential figure who was so powerful that the British suspiciously regarded him as the proxy ruler of Hyderabad. The on-line catalogue entry for...

23/09/2023

With the festive season setting in, Aakriti Art Gallery Kolkata is hosting the 11th edition of the ‘Affordable September Art Mela’ in Kolkata which begins today and runs till 21st October ,2023. After completing ten...

20/09/2023

Danish artist Jens Haaning made headlines in the autumn of 2021 for a highly unconventional and controversial act that left the art world both baffled and intrigued. The incident revolved around a commissioned project for the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg, Denmark, which has ultimately led...

16/09/2023

Botero was widely celebrated for his iconic style, which he used to convey political critique and satire. His distinctive body of work left an indelible mark on the art world.

12/08/2023

Women’s roles as icons ranged from being seductive and erotic to mythical and religious as they imparted social, political, and ethical values.

04/08/2023

India is planning to build the world’s largest museum in the centre of New Delhi. The Yuge Yugeen Bharat will collect artefacts covering 5,000 years of Indian history in a 117,000-sq-m, three-storey building.

22/07/2023

A recent show in New Delhi underscored the importance of good art, and that Bengal continues to be at the forefront of churning it

17/07/2023
20/03/2018
Inside Indonesia's first modern art museum

Inside Indonesia's first modern art museum

Jakarta's Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara (or MACAN), arose from Haryanto Adikoesoemo's singular, decade-long vision of a world-class Indonesian museum that shows domestic and overseas art on the same walls.

20/03/2018
Highlights of Christie’s annual South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art upcoming auction in New York | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

Highlights of Christie’s annual South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art upcoming auction in New York | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

Highlights of Christie’s annual South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art upcoming auction in New York - The cynosure of all eyes is Lot 222, the 1972 acrylic on canvas painting by Raza titled ‘Tapovan’

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