VOICED: Foreign galleries eye India Art Fair

The India Art Summit in New Delhi has evolved from a small event to an international art summit, attracting influential galleries and artists. The vibrant art scene in India is compared to the early 80s in New York, fueled by a strong economy. The summit showcases both international and local artists, with a focus on engaging the local audience. The event draws tens of thousands of visitors, including art lovers and investors, hoping for significant sales.

How has the India Art Summit evolved over the years?

• It has stopped attracting international artists.

• It has shifted focus to technology.

• It has become an international art summit.

• It has remained a small local event.

Which countries are mentioned as having a similar art energy to India?

• Australia and New Zealand

• Brazil and China

• France and Italy

• Japan and South Korea

What has contributed to the art boom in urban India?

• Decline in traditional art forms

• India's strong economic growth

• Decrease in international art interest

• Government subsidies for artists

How many international galleries participated in the fourth edition of the summit?

• 60

• 20

• 45

• 10

What is Manjunath Kamath's primary interest regarding his audience?

• International recognition

• Local audience engagement

• Online art sales

• Artistic collaborations