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Down - but not available15-JUL-09
Read those key points again and you will be hard put to reconcile them. If the contemporary Indian art market has crashed out, investors or collectors should be able to lay their hands on contemporary art at prices much cheaper than they were a few years, or even a year, ago. With less art selling, there should be more art available in the market. And those looking for a bargain should be spoilt for choice.
Osian's auction reports year's highest averages02-JUL-09
Art fraternity turns optimistic after months of poor valuations.
Local contexts, global buyers24-JUN-09
Collectors want Indian art to be rooted in an Indian idiom.
Atul Dodiya on a coaster07-FEB-09
Anoothi Vishal checks out the new art stores that stock memorabilia and merchandise lines with your favourite works reproduced on them.
26 Indian artworks part of Christies auction15-MAY-08

In a sign of the increasing recognition of the Indian art on world canvas, 26 works from contemporary Indian artists would go under the hammer at the International auction house Christie's Spring 2008 sales of Asian Contemporary Art.

No end in sight12-SEP-06
ART:Despite some contemporary artists slowing down other young artists and the moderns remain buoyant
Scorching prices chase new art17-MAR-06
Artist Atul Dodiya set a new record with his favourite painting auctioned for Rs 1.20 cr.
What it`s all about08-MAR-06
Art was in the news again last week. After the success of the Osians sale, every journalist in town wanted a story and viewpoint on the art market, the history of the Amrita Sher-gil which made Rs 6
Higher prices, more artists18-JAN-06
With 1,000 works on sale from now till May, it should be interesting to see how the market absorbs higher prices
May the young be attractive23-NOV-05
Indian art collectors get serious about buying important works
Sellout season26-OCT-05
The fallout of record auction prices is being reaped by young artists
Indian viewing in Venice15-JUN-05
A group of art dealers bear the cost to enter the Biennale in Italy
On Gandhi`s road14-MAY-05
Atul Dodiya comes from the Kathiawad area of Gujarat and was born in 1959, almost a century after the regions most famous son, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. By then the leaders symbolic acts of
Nitin Bhayana: The art of hospitality19-MAY-04
The Grand Hyatt, which opened recently in Mumbai, is the latest to join the club of sophisticated hotels that take their art seriously.
Skewed success10-DEC-03
Great collections are not built on financial considerations
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