Art

Tyeb Mehta's new record matches Amrita Sher-Gil's to become second most expensive work by an Indian artist

Public monuments, private collections pique collector interest

For most people, art is seen as a genteel pursuit requiring nothing more arduous than holding a brush of paint before a canvas tilted on an easel to facilitate the act of painting

In recent years, Reddy has chosen to experiment with relief-like sculptures representing the modern family, though it is anyone's guess whether they have the same impact as his female heads

If art is a reflection of its society, in times to come Jeff Koons's will most likely depict a civilisation in which inflatable toy-like balloons will mark a subversive, sardonic high point

Deeply rooted in Indian tradition and heritage, folk art is fast catching the fancy of both, the country's millennials and foreign expats

From child sex abuse to the dispossessed in Russia, her work reflects her curious, questioning personality

Heather Dewey-Hagborg's video installation about a fictional biohacker was blocked from an art festival in China

In the 20th century, the ideological successors and companions of Loos, like the Bauhaus and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, created the international style

Vazirani says the online platform won't make the traditional art exhibitions redundant. According to him, the two formats go hand-in-hand and complement one another

What is useful is knowing an artist's journey and what led him to work in a particular way, or shaped his ideas

India's public sector has been known to offer employment to sportspersons

Marina Abramovic is most famous for her feats of endurance. In 2002 she lived in a gallery without food for 12 days

Is this the right time to buy art?

In principal, art making was initially centred around the two cities of Kolkata and Mumbai

An exhibition of Ram Kumar's landscapes reveals his artistic trajectory

In its ninth edition, India Art Fair gets bigger and more experimental