exhibition

The Art of Capitalism

Kishore Singh

The power of patronage

Navjot Altaf: An Iconic Journey

Rosalyn D’Mello

Navjot Altaf and a sensibility shaped by Bastar and other distant cultures

View from the Yellow River

MA Baby

The local and the global come together in an India-China cultural unity at the first Yinchuan Biennale

Ashok Ahuja: The Digital Traveller

Georgina Maddox

Ashok Ahuja has not stopped discovering himself

Being Modern

Rosalyn D’Mello

A new show is a corrective gesture that brings together works by many founding members of Group 1890

Beauty and Being

Georgina Maddox

Ten artists in conversation with the world

Senaka Senanayake: Life Is Beautiful

V Shoba

Often criticised as being purely aesthetic, Senaka Senanayake’s positive paintings are by no means emotionally inert

Himmat Shah: A Lone Figure of Grandeur

Rosalyn D’Mello

The rawness of emotion and the earthiness of material give the sculptures of Himmat Shah a primeval aura

The carefully postured bodies in the paintings of Francisco Goya, or the ones reduced to an abstraction in the sculptures of Alberto Giacometti, transform into bizarre entities in a fascinating exhibition that examines notions of health and healing in India

Best of 2016 Art

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, starting 20 June, will exhibit 30 paintings from India under ‘The Royal Hunt: Courtly Pursuits in Indian Art’