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Georgina Maddox
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India loves colour. So why is colour-field painting yet to gain a strong foothold in the art world?
Perhaps because it lacks the figuration that dominates Indian art.
Georgina Maddox
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Rs 26 crore for the painting, Rs 0 for the painter. The Indian art world is riven by a deep divide
The record sale of Tyeb Mehta’s ‘Kali’ has again raised the question – shouldn’t Indian artists be paid royalty?
Georgina Maddox
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Amar Kanwar's searing testimonies attempt to recover submerged narratives of sexual violence in India
Amar Kanwar's 'Lightning Testimonies' is a gripping, immersive recounting of some of the most horrific violence perpetrated on Indian women.
Georgina Maddox
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