Art criticism and journalism
If you're interested in art critics take a look at the texts of Georgina Maddox:
She is also writing for the Goethe Institute Arts Magazine "The Art & the City":
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Galleries in Mumbai
Project 88
"Project 88 was established in downtown Mumbai in 2006 by Sree Goswami.
The 4000 square feet gallery is housed in a century old metal printing
press. The gallery supports emerging and established artists in
long-term relationships to facilitate understanding and awareness of
their continually evolving practices in India and in international
venues.
Project 88 works with a generation of emerging artists within India who are making innovative, experimental and ambitious works in all media and modes within a conceptual framework.
In a span of five years, the gallery has evolved along with these artists, adding important mid-career artists from the region and abroad, on the strength of it's committed programme. The gallery has participated in several fairs including Frieze, Arco, Hong Kong Art Fair, Art Dubai and India Art Summit. Many of its artists are in major international collections, biennales, and museum shows." (http://www.project88.in/)
Project 88 works with a generation of emerging artists within India who are making innovative, experimental and ambitious works in all media and modes within a conceptual framework.
In a span of five years, the gallery has evolved along with these artists, adding important mid-career artists from the region and abroad, on the strength of it's committed programme. The gallery has participated in several fairs including Frieze, Arco, Hong Kong Art Fair, Art Dubai and India Art Summit. Many of its artists are in major international collections, biennales, and museum shows." (http://www.project88.in/)
Art Magazines
Art India
A good way to start informing oneself:
http://artindiamag.com/quarter14_06_12/front_page.html
http://artindiamag.com/quarter14_06_12/front_page.html
Platform Magazine
http://www.platform-mag.com/Initiative: Dekha Undekha
Dekha
Undekha is an initiative that fosters contact between local artists
and slum dwellers in Mumbai. Their projects are not only about
illustrating the problems of poor neighbourhoods, they actually make
art for and with people from those neighbourhoods. Their latest
project is called 'Ghar Pe' and is concerned with women's health
concerns and consists of photographs, ceramics and installations.
I
like the idea to use exhibitions to improve living conditions
in slums, though I am not sure how effective this method is.
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