Page 4 - Indian Artists

Artworks by theatre legend Ebrahim Alkazi prove his artistry across mediums

An exhibition of artworks by theatre legend Ebrahim Alkazi confirms his artistry across mediums

Meet Bengaluru's buskers, who make art, type poems and charm strangers

Busking is traditionally defined as the act of putting up a street performance for voluntary donations

Old is gold

Amendments to the antiquities Act have been on the cards for a while, and it is hoped the government will ease these sooner rather than later. The opening of a museum within Purana Qila in Delhi augur

Artist Nikhil Chopra puts himself on display at The Met, New York

Nikhil Chopra is the first Indian artist to strike it big on an international scale, a part of a group of breakaways who have turned the foundations of the art world on its head, writes Kishore Singh

Art, the artist and her body

Transposed on her body, the city is at once familiar and alien, drawing the strings on its multi-layered freedoms and repressions

The artist as a poet

Prabhakar Barwe is that rare artist whose work defies description and cannot be easily slotted under a convenient label

The Indian spirit of an emigre artist

Sohan Qadri passed away following a period of illness in Toronto in 2011, but his works continue to remain in circulation, particularly those made during the last decades of his life

The missing Indians

Who are the primary movers and shakers of the art world - the artists, their promoters, institutions and museums, or the collectors who provide the patronage?

A sculptor's world

Where does one place Group 1890, the short-lived but influential collective of Indian artists, within the spectrum of art movements? A new book tries to answer this question. An excerpt