23 Feb 2012

Arterritory visits India Art Fair 2012 in New Delhi

The international cultural portal www.arterritory.com – the virtual territory for Baltic, Russian and Scandinavian art – was on the scene for India Art Fair 2012. Going on its fourth year, the art fair was held in New Delhi at the end of January and garnered attention from the world's most notable galleries, artists and collectors. 91 galleries from 20 countries participated this year, representing more than 1000 contemporary and modern artists.

Arterritory.com's creative team presents a comprehensive look at India Art Fair 2012. The portal has provided a detailed review of the fair, as well as a colorful photo report.

Read it here:
www.arterritory.com/en/art_market/art_fairs/750-exclusivity_among_the_dust/
www.arterritory.com/en/art_market/art_fairs/702-photo_report_from_india_art_fair_2012/

We met with Director for Indian art, Sotheby's London, Holly Brackenbury, who reveals in her interview that 'leading international curators are now looking at Indian art and creating dialogues with what's happening in India and in the West. This is a very exciting time to be involved.'

Read it here:
www.arterritory.com/en/art_market/auctions/715-witnessing_history_of_indian_contemporary_art/

One of Europe's leading art galleries – London's White Cube – took part in the fair for the first time this year. In his interview with Arterritory.com, White Cube's director, Tim Marlow, evaluates the fair's regional weight: 'It feels similar to a number of international art fairs that I have been to, but I like the local, regional twist to it. Quite a number of galleries are here from Delhi and India, and I want to spend time looking at those in a certain amount of detail.' White Cube is set on scouting out Asia; case in point – on March 1 they're opening their first branch gallery, in Hong Kong.

Read it here:
www.arterritory.com/en/texts/interviews/760-tim_marlow_expanding_the_white_cube/

Arterritory.com is an art and culture website in English, Russian and Latvian which focuses on Baltic, Scandinavian, and Russian art and its manifestations elsewhere in the world. The website's target audience are readers interested in contemporary cultural phenomena and who want to make their life exciting and interesting. The creators of Arterritory.com are convinced that art is an open world, one that provides a place not only for professionals, but also for connoisseurs and lovers of art.