New Delhi, Apr 28 (EFE).- The India Art Fair, a platform showcasing the modern and contemporary art from the country, kicked off on Thursday for its 13th edition after a two-year gap due to Covid-19, with the pandemic preventing several international galleries from attending this year too. The Covid crisis is also the leitmotif for …
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A reawakening in the arts
Committed to the vision to educate, showcase and promote contemporary art, this edition, in an ongoing pandemic, has interesting events in the pipeline.
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The fourth edition of the Delhi Contemporary Art Week (DCAW) a week-long public celebration of contemporary art by seven galleries kick starts today at Bikaner House. Blueprint 12 (Ridhi Bhalla and Mandira Lamba), Exhibit 320 (Rasika Kajaria), Gallery Espace (Renu Modi), Latitude 28 (Bhavna Kakar), Nature Morte (Peter Nagy), Shrine Empire (Shefali Somani) and Vadehra Art Gallery (Roshni Vadehra) will feature a stellar line-up of artists.