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A Collector’s Guide to Art Taxation in India

Understanding the Tax Framework for Art Collectors For art enthusiasts and collectors in India, understanding the art taxation implications of buying, holding, and selling artwork is crucial to making informed decisions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just beginning your art investment journey, navigating the complex tax landscape can significantly impact your collection strategy. Capital […]

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‘SURFACE’- An exhibition celebrating Indian Embroidery

“Surface,” an exhibition held at the heart of Jodhpur’s old walled city, where the sandstone murmurs of an earlier age, invites visitors to celebrate the world of Indian embroideries and surface embellishments.  Jodhpur art events Exhibited at three heritage venues — Achal Niwas, Anoop Singh ki Haveli, and Lakshmi Niwas — curator Mayank Mansingh Kaul,

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Art Financing Evolution and its modern approach

Art as an Investment Asset Art has emerged as a significant investment asset class, paralleling real estate in terms of financing structures and appreciation potential. The modern art market has evolved to accommodate various financing mechanisms, making art more accessible to investors while presenting unique challenges in terms of valuation, storage, and legal compliance. Fractional

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Legal and Commercial Factors Shaping the Global Art Market

Yusuf, Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 36 inches. Image Courtesy: Aura Art

Introduction to the Art Market Framework The value chain of the art industry can be a complex process. The ecosystem of the art market framework can be broadly categorized into primary and secondary markets, each serving distinct purposes in the commercialization of artworks. This guide, part of the Art Law Resources 2025, provides a comprehensive

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From Aristocratic Privilege to Investment Asset: The Evolution of the Art Market

Yusuf, Quanta, Acrylic, pencil, pen and ink on canvas, 67 x 43 inches, 2000. Image Courtesy: Aura Art

The Dawn of Art Patronage and the Renaissance Shift Art commissioning was once the exclusive domain of the aristocracy and ruling classes, who engaged artists to execute predetermined projects. The Renaissance period, however, marked a turning point. Artists began to enjoy greater creative freedom, and their unique styles garnered recognition among patrons. The value of

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‘The Book Project’ Heads Art and Literature Collaborations in India

Contemporary Indian Artists Bring Their Book-Making Skills For Art Viewers in Delhi  The Book Project, curated by Shijo Jacob and presented by Apparao Galleries, explores the multifaceted potential of books as a medium for artistic expression. It features sketchbooks, artists books, and clipboards, each revealing different aspects of the creative process.  Historically the ‘art of

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Bruno Art Gallery is Bringing Surrealist Salvador Dalí to India

Surrealist Salvador Dali is Coming To India In a landmark cultural event, India is set to host an exhibition featuring the works of Salvador Dalí, one of the most influential surrealist artists of the 20th century. This exhibition, running from February 7-13 , will bring Dalí’s rare etchings, watercolours, and tapestries from the prestigious Pierre

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