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IPAK
- 10,000 SONGS, 10,000 IMAGES, 10,000 ABUSES |
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An
interactive science-art work, 'iPak - 10,000 songs, 10,000 images,
10,000 abuses', developed by artist Ajaykumar, will be launched online
on 14 March 2008. 'iPak' explores themes of art as medicine, mental
illness and racism.
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JEET
AULAKH & SWAPAN BHANDARY, 13 -19 MARCH 2008 |
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The
M P Birla Millennium Art Gallery presents an exhibition of paintings
by Jeet Aulakh and Swapan Bhandary from 13 - 19 March 2008. Jeet Aulakh,
a Punjab-born poet and painter paints both landscape and figurative
work while Swapan Bhandary from West Bengal deals with subjects regarding
man and woman's interaction with each other.
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FROM
RAJA RAVI VARMA TO RAVINDER REDDY |
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The
rapidly developing field of Modern and Contemporary Indian art has
become one of the art market’s fastest growing areas. "This morning's
sale reflected the continued strength and breadth of this collecting
field. Led by Vasuedo S. Gaitonde's superb Untitled, 1968, from the
collection of Mme Krishna Riboud which achieved $768,000."
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WORLD
RECORD PRICE FOR A CHUGHTAI |
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Bonhams
latest sale of Indian and Islamic Art made a total of £2,042,908.
Abdur Rahman Chughtai's 'Guarded Beauty' fetched £66,000 against
an estimate of £40,000 to £60,000 - a world record price
for Chughtai. The sale was preceded by the auction of paintings contributed
by Britain's Asian community that raised £36,400 for the Earthquake
Appeal.
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INDIAN
PAINTINGS ACHIEVE RECORD PRICES AT AUCTION |
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A world record price - £145,600 - was achieved for Lot 328,
The Tree, the Bird, the Shadow, by Jagdish Swaminathan (India 1928-1993)
against a pre-auction estimate of £40,000 to £60,000 at
the Bonhams Modern Indian, Pakistani and Arab paintings Sale last
week. It is believed to be the second highest price achieved by a
modern Indian artist.
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'PATRIOTS'
BY RAVI DEEPRES |
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Patriots
is a project by British artist Ravi Deepres, who has over recent years
established an international reputation for his photographic and video
work. This work is concerned with collecting and manipulating striking
images of supporters and crowds at international football matches.
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