The AD Design Show returns to Mumbai from 21–23 November 2025 and debuts in Hyderabad on 5–6 December 2025, bringing together the country’s...

Art is now finding its way into malls, restaurants, and hotels. Developers like DLF and Prestige are showcasing art. Hotel chains like Leel...

New York City is expecting to welcome 306,000 tourists from India this year as the city experiences economic recovery and growing momentum ...

Every space is perceived in parts that fit into a whole -- A blank canvas breaks a space and articulates it in multiple directions, throwin...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually inaugurate and dedicate to the nation a host of projects worth over Rs 1,100 crore, including a...

As many as 108 Rudraksha have been installed at this convention centre and its roof is shaped like a Shiva Linga, officials said, adding th...

Intimate performance spaces give emerging artists an affordable platform to showcase their work. These places ensure prices are affordable ...

Food takes art beyond the confines of a conventional gallery space, says an artist.

Don't let the decor be limited to the walls!

Usually, hotels bring in solo or group exhibitions in collaboration with online and offline art galleries.

Gadkari today said he intends to build a structure taller than the Dubai's iconic Burj Khalifa here in the memory of Maratha warrior Chhatr...

With increasing competition, many city art galleries are opening their doors to companies and luxury brands to be sponsors.

Suresh Jayaram, an artist and owner of Shanthi Road gallery, said Bengaluru's first big tryst with public art was through the city administ...

Oberoi president Kapil Chopra has another life — and it is one that helps art, artists and buyers alike.

The coastline that runs from Colaba to Wadala and beyond can be a saving grace for Mumbai Port.

India’s improving art infrastructure is evident in its gamut of spaces, excellent artists, adventurous collectors, many publications and a ...

If the global financial meltdown appeared like a tsunami to some actors in the nascent market for contemporary Indian art, it might actuall...