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Carol Goyal
Latest Articles By Carol Goyal
What Are The Most Popular Art Genres, Themes, Subjects, and Mediums?
Modern or semi-abstract landscapes seem to sell particularly well. With current trends in décor tilting towards the minimal and modern, it makes sense that tastes in art would follow suit.
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A Pedestal For Street Art
In India, street art is treated as graffiti rather than as a respectable art form. Artists like Avantika Mathur are helping change the perception
Read MoreBringing Democracy To Art
Crowdfunding will not only allow art lovers to own a 'part' of the painting but could also boost india's art market
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Of Ghats And Grids
A tribute to artist Ram Kumar whose landscapes resembled a patched-work quilt of deep emotions expressed through a pantone of colours
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When Paper Triumphs
Works on paper that usually got lower recognition than oil on canvas has seen a sudden spurt in interest in the art market
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Art Compass Points East
Santiniketan and the Bengal school of art are back with a vengeance
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Women Artists And Their Climb To The Upper Rung
Contemporary Indian art hasn't fallen into the gender trap and is unbiased towards women
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Art: The Best Of Both Worlds
From Souza to Raza, many famous Indian artists lived and worked abroad, but continued to sell their wares in India
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Art Sans Borders
Art connoisseurs and collectors will be in for a surprise if they look beyond their fences
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Art In The Time Of Few Takers
Paresh Maity & Milburn Cherian are the ignition required to re-energise and rejuvenate Indian art
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