Contemporary Art Fair India 2008

Contemporary Art Fair India by Habiart Foundation, showcasing myriad collections with participating art galleries, have now become part of New Delhi’s annual Art Scene. These multi-city Art Fairs by Habiart Foundation encourage both International and Regional involvement.

The success of the previous Art Fairs held in 2007/8 in Delhi at Travencore Palace and in Kolkata at Ice Skating Rink 2008 proved that art lovers enjoyed the visual treat of paintings, terracotta bronze sculptures and exquisite glass art displayed under one roof along with Surprise art events organized every evening like Taare Zameen Par, in which children from various walks of life are invited one evening to explore their talents in an on the spot painting competition while they get much needed exposure to talented artists and their works, while a Canadian First Nation’s person does a magical dance on the other. The unique feature of the Delhi Art Fairs this year will also include Live presentations and Art-events organized daily on the premises.

Apart from exhibiting a wide and varied range of modern Indian painters & sculptors who have made a name for themselves, the Art Fair will showcase new upcoming talent with great potential. Thus Connoisseurs of Art will get the opportunity to make good Art-investments.

Twenty first century is being referred as Art fairs century. More and more art collectors enjoy visiting Art Fairs as it provide an opportunity to access new upcoming talent with great potentials and also great deals to make good art investments.

It has now acquired a bigger dimension, where the works of well-known as well as talented Indian artists and sculptors would be displayed from 10th to 13th November 2008 at Travencore Art Gallery, New Delhi.

We cordially invite Art institutions, Art Foundations, Art Galleries, and Artist Groups to participate in Contemporary Art Fair India 2008 and have the ultimate art experience.

The fair will spread over two floors of the Prestigious Travencore House, providing space to eleven galleries thus making it an intimate Fair.