Art Incept was at the India Art Fair in 2022 as a debutant gallery. We present 8 young emerging artists. The exhibition was designed by Prima Kurien and was curated by Prima and Rahul. We showed Abhishek Dodiya, Brojeswer Mondal, Cyrus, Kumar Misal, Parul Sharma, … Continue reading “India Art Fair 2022” →
It is a tough ask to pick favourites from a host of works, each skilfully executed with deep references. Incept Grant show 2022 presented 18 early-career artists. I enjoyed many works on display, but the two that stood out for me personally are the … Continue reading “THE WORKS THAT STOOD OUT FOR ME FROM THE INCEPTION GRANT SHOW 2022” →
An artist creates work to express. The idea is to provoke, provide a fresh perspective, and sometimes even to question. And therefore, collecting art and engaging with it is an enriching process. Art as an asset class is definitely an additional motivation. But merging both … Continue reading “Why collect young art?” →
Exploring the art practice of Brojeswer Mondal Written by Rahul Kumar Artists have a unique liberty, not only to choose their media and process, but to manipulate it, treat it to present their idea. And in doing so, every bend and fold, every tear and … Continue reading “Whispers of marks and folds” →
Written by Neha Sankhla “Fakes trouble India’s booming art market.” – The Independent Then a new practice is born, born with it is its parallel deluding world that is lucrative, dubious and notorious. Art forgery is one such pursuit that has been attempted by repudiated … Continue reading “FORGERY ALERT! Ways to detect fake art” →
Great art can be totally ruined if placed badly. Placement, lighting and framing are all important factors that makes your art look amazing. As a gallery we love helping our clients place their work in the best possible way. Here are some simple suggestions and … Continue reading “Art Placement – it makes all the difference!” →
An initiative between iamgurgaon, The Municipal Corporation and Art Incept Waste is a problem – it poisons our water, our air and the food we eat. We see a lot of data on pollution levels, per capita waste, number of animals dying because of plastic … Continue reading “Where does it go?” →
“There’s lots of evidence that kids immersed in the arts do better on their academic tests.” Tom Horne, Educationist In a country that is obsessed with academic results, art education ends up taking a back seat! However, it should be the opposite. There is enough … Continue reading “Art Education for our Children” →
“Art is something that makes you breathe with a different kind of happiness!” – Anni Albers When you walk into a house with art – it welcomes you in. There is a warmth, there is a connection, there is a beauty and so much more. … Continue reading “Art Completes your Home” →
After years of camaraderie based on the vision of progressive modernist approach achieved through distinctive styles and techniques, the ardour of Progressive Artists’ Group (PAG) of Bombay faded in the early 1950’s. During its lifetime, the leftist radicalism became too stern to be endured by … Continue reading “The Associates of PAG” →
The stretch of 1940’s was the period of great national turmoil in India, feeding the creation of several art collectives in diverse fields like visual arts, theatre, literature and so on. Leading nationalist demonstrations against the British Raj, class and religious conflicts, partition of India and Pakistan and such social and political turbulences became the … Continue reading “The PAG of Bombay” →
Why don’t we integrate art more with architecture and interior design? Architecture, sculpture, and painting at one time belonged together. If we look at most ancient cultures, the Renaissance and even the Baroque periods you will see that painting, art, and building design was amazingly … Continue reading “Art and Design” →
