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Delhi-based journalist - over 25 years in Asia, initially for the FT, then The Economist, New Statesman, and Fortune mag. Now writes Riding the Elephant current affairs blog http://ridingtheelephant.wordpress.com/

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South Asian Art Spreads Across London Galleries’ Summer Shows

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By John Elliott
| Asia Sentinel Verified
By: John Elliott A.Ramachandran’s “Girl on the Swing” oil on canvas at Vadehra’s exhibition The spread of South Asia’s modern artistic talent in Pakistan and Bangladesh as well as India is being demonstrated in the region’s current art boom that has led to a record activity in London this summer. Events have spread from small venues to Tate Britain, Christie’s and Sotheby’s.
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South Asian Art Spreads Across London Galleries’ Summer Shows

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By John Elliott
| The Wire (India) Verified
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South Asian art spreads across London galleries’ summer shows

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By John Elliott
| riding-the-elephant.com
Christie’s and Sotheby’s both staging exhibitions in July Shows also at Wakefield’s Hepworth Gallery and in Bradford The spread of South Asia’s modern artistic talent in Pakistan and Bangladesh as well as India is being demonstrated in the region’s current art boom that has led to a record activity in London this summer. Events have spread from small venues to Tate Britain, Christie’s and Sotheby’s.
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