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@IndianExpress — writes on art and culture, books, food and travel; Past: The New Indian Express, Outlook magazine, Press Trust of India, The Pioneer

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Senior Features Writer @PTI
Beats include art and culture, travel, books and food | Covered Venice Biennale, Hong Kong Art Basel, India Art Fair, Serendipity Arts Festival | News features on health, environment, crime and more | Extensive reporting on farmers protest & pandemic

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Climate crisis in the making since 17th century, says Amitav Ghosh

Climate crisis in the making since 17th century, says Amitav Ghosh

As the world grapples with extreme weather events and climate change becomes the buzzword of contemporary tim…

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Women in Ladakh village turn homestay hosts

Women in Ladakh village turn homestay hosts

With many of the men working for the Army and away from home for months, the women of Phyang, a mountain vill…

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Works of over 65 contemporary Indian artists at art fair in Italy

Works of over 65 contemporary Indian artists at art fair in Italy

Works of over 65 contemporary Indian artists at art fair in Italy | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express Works b…

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AstaGuru sale achieves 'white glove' result, establishes world record for four artists

AstaGuru sale achieves 'white glove' result, establishes world record for four artists

Online auction house Astaguru's recent Modern Indian art sale achieved a white glove result (a sale where all…

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Booker Prize shortlist author Elif Shafak's 'The Island of Missing Trees' tells the story of love...

Booker Prize shortlist author Elif Shafak's 'The Island of Missing Trees' tells the story of love...

NEW DELHI: How does one write stories of war without taking sides? Elif Shafak says she found her answer in a…

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Anindita Ghose's Debut Novel 'The Illuminated' Shines Light On Conflict Over Women's Choices

Anindita Ghose's Debut Novel 'The Illuminated' Shines Light On Conflict Over Women's Choices

New Delhi: Women's choices have been a contested site in politics, but in the imagined world of Anindita Ghos…

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Why artist Aban Raza is racing to paint India’s renamed cities before they disappear

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By Trisha Mukherjee Verified
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Mughal Sarai became Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Nagar. Aurangabad, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Faizabad, Ayodhya, and Allahabad, Prayagraj. More names — Hyderabad, Hoshangabad — in faded ink and pinned on a board give away that she has been thinking about this revisionism well before she put brush to canvas in 2023. She began with landmarks in Delhi — the Mughal Gardens and Aurangzeb Road.
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Opinion Who killed the radical artist: The market or the museums?

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By Trisha Mukherjee Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Kapoor’s own success remains an exception. He has talent, of course, but he has also been aided by privilege and plain luck. The beginnings of his career coincided with the rapid commodification of art. He flourished at a time when the artist was driving the market. Now, dissent is increasingly a luxury only a few can afford; the market is now driving the artist, and not everybody is as fortunate as Kapoor.
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Why the Christie’s South Asian Auction in London is significant for Indian art beyond the sales figures

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| The Indian Express Verified
The Fisherman by Ganesh Pyne, 1979 auctioned at Christie's Sublime Shadows (photo: Christie's Press Centre) Last week, Christie’s hosted its first dedicated South Asian auction in seven years in London — Sublime Shadows — fetching a total of £18.9 million , surpassing its high estimate of £5.8 million.
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