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Abadi means population or people in Hindi and Urdu. Abadi art is an organisation that aims to bring together artists and audiences. We have a particular interest in creating movement and dialogue between countries and cultures. Given our experience of working in Europe, China and India our particular interest is to support and increased exchange between the dynamic art environments in these three areas. Abadi Art Space is hub for art that focuses on contemporary curating practices as way to explore, promote and showcase Indian and International artists. We promote artists commercially and in a way that allow them a voice on the issues that concern them. We embrace all art forms including fine arts, visual arts, and performing arts and have an interest in contemporary dance and multidisciplinary art project. Abadi Art was founded by Jose Abad Lorente and Billy Stewart

Royal India has been designed especially to enlighten our customers about various types of Handicrafts,Antiques,and art Works in india.

Art Auction India.com explores the world of art and paintings and to make them available to the Art Collectors, Buyers, Art Investors, Private Collectors. It is one of the most comprehensive website on Indian Art and Paintings from Antique artworks to the up-to-date paintings. Art Auction India.com has a wide range of collections from the established first ranking Indian Artists and Painters to up-coming and promising Modern Painters.

One of the country’s most premier contemporary art destinations, Gallery 7, is all set to re-launch in a whole new avatar, at a brand new address. The brainchild of husband-wife duo Arun and Chandra Sachdev, Gallery 7, has moved to the heritage precincts of Rampart Row, Kala Ghoda, and promises to become a landmark on the south Mumbai cultural map. And while the location may have changed, the dream and enterprise remain the same – to promote Indian art and provide promising artists a credible platform to showcase their works. Conceived by art collectors and appreciators Arun and Chandra as a means to bolster the contemporary Indian art market, the gallery was established in the mid-70s in the commercial Fort district of Mumbai. Gallery 7 brought together Arun’s expertise as writer and editor of ‘Z’ magazine and Chandra’s trained eye as a fine artist from the prestigious J.J. School of Art and The Kala Bhavan in Shantiniketan, schooled by renowned artist Somnath Hore. Over the three decades since Gallery 7’s inception, the dynamic couple has collectively supported and showcased the works of formidable young talents like Atul Dodiya, Vijay Shinde, Arpita Singh, among others. The gallery’s walls have also played host to stalwarts such as M.F. Husain, S.H. Raza, Jogen Chowdhury, Rameshwar Broota, Sudhir Patwardhan, Krishen Khanna and Ramkumar. Having worked with some of the Indian art firmament’s biggest international and contemporary stars, Gallery 7 has also emerged as a haven for upcoming artists, championing genuine talent and showcasing aesthetically strong sensibilities. Even as its echelon and endeavour has grown, Gallery 7 has moved from its initial location in Fort to a vintage bungalow in Cuffe Parade in the ’90s, and has now found a new home in the art district of Kala Ghoda. With its 40-feet arched frontage, high ceilings, contemporary interiors and clean lines, the new address is a prefect blend of the traditional and modern. And bringing a forward-thinking and modern outlook to this endeavour is the couple’s enterprising son and a partner at Gallery 7, Arunov Nicholai Sachdev, who now helms the project with his mother Chandra. Having been involved with the gallery for a decade-and-a-half, Nicholai brings with him strong business acumen and an in-depth knowledge of the Indian art scene. His strong relationship management skills and keen eye for spotting talent have seen him emerge as one of the country’s leading art connoisseurs and dealers. Under Chandra and Nicholai’s direction, Gallery 7 plans to branch out to several cities across the world in the near future, aiming to provide Indian artists with a global platform to showcase their talent.

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Tulika Arts, a space for Indian Art and an Online Art Gallery presenting the most enchanting Indian Art Paintings and Sculptures in Mumbai.The Art Gallery collection includes creations by some of the best emerging and renowned artists of India. The Art Gallery has been promoting young Indian Artist from all over India

Stained Glass for Doors, Windows, Domes, Lamps, Mirrors etc. Installations all over India and abroad. Among them, the Oman Embassy, the UAE Embassy, Spencer Plaza (ChennaI), Taj InterContinental (Delhi), Holiday Crown Plaza (Kathmandhu), EXL International Call Center (Noida), Kissan Mandi Bhavan (Lucknow), St.James Church (Delhi), Chelmsford Club as well as farm houses and residences of reputed industrialists, corporates and business houses.

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Welcome to the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA). Founded in 1954, as the premier museum of modern art of a newly independent nation, the NGMA houses and showcases masterpieces of the changing art forms of modern India spanning more than one hundred and fifty years. The museum was formally inaugurated by the then Vice-president Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, in the presence of the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Run and administered as a subordinate office of the Ministry of Culture, it continues to reaffirm its role as a repository of modern and contemporary visual, plastic and new media arts. The main objectives of the NGMA are to create sensitivity, awareness, and understanding among the public towards our art expressions, specially the contemporary idiom. Through cultural exchanges, we showcase international art in our country, and promote modern and contemporary Indian art abroad. Our exhibitions are aimed at audiences of all ages and experiences, engaging viewers to see the relevance between life, contemporary experience, and its reflection in art.