For A Commune, Not A Circus

In a catharsis of sorts, Krishna uncovers the cruel exclusivity that infects classical arts, keeping out...

Sad In Bright Clothes

Visiting Amrita Sher-Gil’s art on her birth centenary

Beholder’s India

A gallery of Indian landscapes—from the orderliness of the Company School to modernists’ abstractions in...

The Delhi Art Haat

Picasso, Dali, Yoko Ono.... the India Art Fair is bigger than ever

Pablo, The Bull

Work from Picasso’s most creative phase, 1930-37, comes visiting

Equus Interruptus

The vigorous credo of India's most famous painter saw him galloping in pace with the march of time

Masters Of The Grotesque

For the first time, Indian and European greats exhibit together

White Shadows

A rare Amrita Sher-Gil study of rural women is sold for a record Rs 6.9 crore

Forlorn Faces, Close Up

A post-9/11 dread fills Bhupen Khakhar's poster-faces, says Yashodhara Dalmia

Eavesdropper's Delight

The larger-than-life artist has been humanised in this handsomely-illustrated book.

Arrested Kinetics

A tribal artist's suicide in a Japan 'museum' reopens old wounds

Celluloid On Art Paper

Very Sweet Medina

A Pakistan in ferment reveals itself at a London exhibition

Keehn Eye On India

Way before Sotheby's, the Keehns were patrons of Indian art

Of God And Beast

Tyeb Mehta reinvents Mahishasura in a modernist metaphor

Between Multiple Worlds

Themes of decay and regeneration find an inventive global idiom