Featured Artists

Anju Dodiya is a renowned artist from Mumbai who is known for her sensitive "fictional self-portraits" that address the terrifying act of creation. Dodiya received her degree in painting from the Sir JJ School of Art in 1986

Bhuri Bai belongs to the Bhil tribe in Pitol, Madhya Pradesh and she was the first woman from her tribe to take up painting against all convention. She painted at home while working as a construction worker, gradually covering the walls of her home

Young Debashish Paul, the India Art Fair artist-in-residence, grew up seeing his sisters and sisters-in-law doing what normal village women in Bengal do: sew, stitch and, most important, play dress up. At Phulia village in West Bengal's Nadia district

Burman is a painter and lithographer whose work features vibrant colours and elements of folklore and fantasy. The complexity of Burman's characters, inspired from old European and Indian cultural values

Senaka Senanayake is a Sri Lankan artist recognized as one of the region's prominent living artists. Deemed a child prodigy - he held his first international one-man exhibition at the age of ten, in New York

Vikram Goyal is a Delhi based artist who continues to challenge the traditional notions of spaces. His work defies the timeworn definition of utility as he creates free flowing masterpieces. By doing so he challenges the conventional notion of symmetry and function

Yamini Nayar combines photography, sculpture, and architecture to produce intricate visual riddles that ultimately take the shape of photographic records. Her pieces begin with instinctively constructed handcrafted sculptures

Designer and graphic artist, Mira Felicia Malhotra, aka Kohla, has the gift of colour. And in her bold feminist pop-art, women shine bright, together celebrating their unique identities with joy and confidence. Extraordinarily versatile and multitalented

Rid Burman is a unique amalgamation of a high fashion photographer and an artist in a country which offers him something new everyday. Burman talks about growing up in a home where art in its various forms was part

Rina Banerjee is well known for her enormous sculptures and installations composed of materials from all over the world. Her work focuses on the fragmented identities, traditions, and cultures that are common in diasporic societies

In his works, Tito applies a language of realism that alternates between the circumstances of being from another place and confronting the culture of his familial heritage. His work is incredibly vibrant and immensely allegorical