Indian art
The Good Orientalists
Zareer Masani
India would be a poorer place without the work of British archaeologists
BN Goswamy: ‘One feels as though he was con versing with gods’
The renowned art historian BN Goswamy in his new book brings to life the controversial 18th century artist Manaku
Bonsai Gone Wild
Curatorial noise overwhelms this ambitious exhibition spanning more than eight decades of creative renderings
Mahendra’s Magic
The Mahabalipuram rock reliefs and sculptures are extraordinary creations by the third monarch of the Pallava dynasty, and in these masterpieces merge the sensuous and the satirical, the human and the divine in timeless harmony
Tasneem Zakaria Mehta: The Revivalist
How Tasneem Zakaria Mehta transformed Mumbai’s Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum into one of the country’s most buzzy and contemporary spaces for Indian art
Resisting the Brush Off
Incensed by the media’s indifference to Indian art, Satish Naik began publishing his own magazine, one whose articles are often seen as works of art in themselves
India’ First Art Nursery
As India’s most iconic art gallery turns 60, the story of how it shaped and reshaped Indian art
Clouds and Multiple Perspectives
Jehangir Sabavala will be remembered for bringing Cubism to Indian art
State of the Art
Legendary collector Charles Saatchi has his eye on Indian art and the result is a mega show featuring 26 Indian artists in London.
Where’s All the Money Gone?
The art mart has crashed. Only conspiracy theories and blame have survived
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