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Varun Desai is interested in making us see, feel and hear the digital reality we live in. Watch the film to learn about his coding and engineering driven process — and download a special artist poster for your wall or digital wallpaper
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Mira Felicia Malhotra, aka Kohla, gives us a new way of looking at Indian women — with humour, zest and a freedom of spirit. Watch the film to see the world through her technicolour eyes, and download a special artist poster made just for you
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Meet artist, storyteller and curator of memories, Gaurav Ogale, who creates short animated films that act like portals to another time and another place. Read on to immerse yourself in his magical universe and download a special poster created by the artist
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Warli artists and brothers, Mayur and Tushar Vayeda are expanding the definitions of folk and contemporary art with a practice that celebrates their community and ancestors. Meet the India Art Fair Artists-in-Residence through this film and download special artist posters below
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Meet India Art Fair Artist-in-Residence Debashish Paul who tells us how art helps him uncover the nuances of his queer identity — and download a specially created artist poster
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India Art Fair Artist-in-Residence Lakshmi Madhavan revisits the textile traditions of Kerala to act as a thread connecting the past to the future. Peek into the world of the conceptual artist and download a special artist poster
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Are you a practising creative full of path-breaking ideas that meld the worlds of technology and art? Respond to the theme ― Extraordinary ― and get the chance to have your work shown at India Art Fair 2023 as our Digital Artist in Residence
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London-based painter Haroun Hayward describes himself as a magpie, drawing from a variety of sources including family history, his mother’s Pakistani rugs, North-London Graffiti culture and acid house from Chicago. Watch him at work in his studio in this film and download his special artist-posters
