In this captivating and richly illustrated account, Devika Singh presents together for the first time the work of Indian and foreign artists active in India after independence in 1947. The book engages with the many creators, critics and patrons of the post-war Indian art world, from Bhupen Khakhar, Zarina and Kekoo Gandhy to Isamu Noguchi, Le Corbusier and Clement Greenberg. Singh opens up new ways of thinking about Indian art, closely examining artworks and analysing how they were received in India and abroad. Featuring a wealth of rare and previously unpublished images, this provocative new book explores how artists in India participated in global modernism during a crucial period of decolonization and nation building.
About the Author
Devika Singh is Senior Lecturer in Curating at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, and was previously Curator of International Art at Tate Modern. She has published widely and curated numerous exhibitions in the UK, India, Bangladesh, the UAE and the United States.
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