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As one of the largest online art gallery in the India, the India Art Village invites visitors from around the world to explore its renowned collections, acclaimed special exhibitions, and enriching programs and acclaimed special exhibitions online.
Collectors Corner
Just for the serious art buyer. India Art Village has identified some valuable pieces of Contemporary Indian Art that would occupy their own individual space in most any notable public or private collection. Take your time and savour their spirit, style and expressions.
Collection of the Month
Theme: Figurative
Indian figurative art reflects the myriad realities of day-to-day life, draws from mythology and legend and encompasses the tribal / folk art from across the country. It paints a panorama of emotions, situations, poses. It invites the viewer to respond to a chord that resonates with their experiences.
Indian figurative art reflects the myriad realities of day-to-day life, draws from mythology and legend and encompasses the tribal / folk art from across the country. It paints a panorama of emotions, situations, poses. It invites the viewer to respond to a chord that resonates with their experiences.
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Affordable Art
India Art Village brings to you a collection of authentic and affordable art. India Art Village is committed to nurture young Indian talent, while at the same time offering beginners reasonably priced original contemporary Indian art. India Art Village has put together a collection that would suit homes, offices and would also make the perfect gift for most any occasion.
Different Strokes
An Exhibition of Paintings by Aparup Mukherjee and Urmimala Dutt
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Featured Artist
Megha Joshi
Preoccupied by the human state at all levels - individual, social, regional, global - Megha's work is a response to issues - social, political, economic and personal; to an event, a scene or a thought. It is about the lines that separate death and memory; faith, religion and spirituality; gender and genetics; global warming, urban angst and rural reality; skin, leather and plastics; ideologies, idols and ideals...
Preoccupied by the human state at all levels - individual, social, regional, global - Megha's work is a response to issues - social, political, economic and personal; to an event, a scene or a thought. It is about the lines that separate death and memory; faith, religion and spirituality; gender and genetics; global warming, urban angst and rural reality; skin, leather and plastics; ideologies, idols and ideals...