The show opens on 31st January, Saturday 7 pm onwards as a part of Art Nite @ Lado Sarai, which is marked as a collateral event to the 7th edition of the India Art Fair. ‘A requiem, a prayer, a song’, an exhibition of works by contemporary Indian artists is an elegy to collective pain […]

The gradual evolution of Modernism in India in the post-independence era is a unique tale of artistic endeavours. Unending struggles and progression of vision against all odds by the artists to give birth to and deliver their individualistic language/s in art that made them the great Masters of Indian art of the twentieth century. The […]

‘The sense of quiet that pervades his work invites contemplation, not a gaze’- Sham Lal on Ramkumar Ramkumar, is regarded as one of the first-generation of post-independence artists in India. His contemporaries included the likes of M.F Husain, F.N souza, SH Raza and Akbar Padamsee.  He began his artistic journey studying at Sharada Ukil school […]

‘Abandoning his stringent-abstractionist persona, Ramkumar declares himself as an amorist of the landscape. The true object of his art is not to render the landscape, but to love it: the true subject of his art is the landscape as Beloved.’- Ranjit Hoskote   Ramkumar, one of the most prolific names in Indian contemporary art, born […]