ANW I NEW DELHI I JAN 15, 2015 I 1st Published 11.00P
After five editions in Mumbai and an international edition at World Trade Centre in Seoul, India Art Festival’s debut edition in New Delhi opens for public preview from today onwards in National Stadium and it is catching eyes of art lovers and art collectors of national capital.
The 3-day-long festival, which celebrates contemporary and modern art, has brought 40 art galleries and over 300 artists from 15 Indian cities and 5 countries under one roof. Although fewer in number but some major art galleries from New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai are showcasing their art collection in Delhi edition, the event seems focused on mid-level art galleries, at least by yet.
Festival director Rajendra says, "The Delhi edition is mainly aimed at the mid-level galleries who would like to get their value for a moderate expenditure, with some participation from major galleries as well. Thus, it is not only an affordable art fair for buyers but affordable for exhibitors too."
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After five editions in Mumbai and an international edition at World Trade Centre in Seoul, India Art Festival’s debut edition in New Delhi opens for public preview from today onwards in National Stadium and it is catching eyes of art lovers and art collectors of national capital.
The 3-day-long festival, which celebrates contemporary and modern art, has brought 40 art galleries and over 300 artists from 15 Indian cities and 5 countries under one roof. Although fewer in number but some major art galleries from New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai are showcasing their art collection in Delhi edition, the event seems focused on mid-level art galleries, at least by yet.
Festival director Rajendra says, "The Delhi edition is mainly aimed at the mid-level galleries who would like to get their value for a moderate expenditure, with some participation from major galleries as well. Thus, it is not only an affordable art fair for buyers but affordable for exhibitors too."
While there are scores of
participants from within the country, the five international participants
include Gnani Arts from Singapore, Kirsanov Photography from Switzerland,
Myanmar Ink Art Gallery from Dubai and Segar Gallery from Sri Lanka.
The fair is set to continue till January 17.
The fair is set to continue till January 17.
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