India Art Fair

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The India Art Fair reflects the country’s fast-developing art scene, as well as offering curated insights into the cultural landscapes of neighbouring states. The fair’s programme draws together galleries, artists, private foundations, arts charities, artists’ collectives, national institutions, cultural events, and festivals. It aims to enable both local and international audiences to engage in innovative ways with the cultural history and development of the South Asian region.

User Reviews

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30 Jan 2020

HILDA KATHURIA Verified Visit Owner at White LotusNew Delhi, India

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There is a Booth called Win Win n they have many a guessing games, mind boggling n very innovative. Visitors sd spend time therein.

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07 Feb 2020

Kuldeep kumar Verified Visit Assistant designer at Apperal traning and design centerGurgaon, India

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02 Feb 2020

Archana Verified Visit Head & Associate Professer at R.G.College, MeerutNew Delhi, India

It's a big platform to see traditional and a s well as new trends in art

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03 Feb 2020

Ruhi Wasi Student at step by step schoolNew Delhi, India

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I thought last year was much better, this year there were just 3 sections of art whereas last time there were 4 which included short films and visual interactive art which was very interesting but that section was replaced by a bookstore and cafes which I found upsetting. There should have been more events as I felt on Saturday there wasn’t much to do

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Exhibitors Profile

Working closely with its exhibitors, the fair will present a refreshed curatorial approach to its programme showcasing strong, regionally relevant content across all four sections: Galleries, Focus, Platform and Institutional.GALLERIES: Featuring leading Indian and international galleriesFOCUS: Open for galleries presenting a curated showcase or body of work by a single artistPLATFORM: Open to galleries, artist collectives and foundations within the South Asian regionINSTITUTIONAL: Leading private museums, cultural institutions and art foundations are invited to present curated elements of their programme