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Delhi Contemporary Art Week – 2019
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Dastavez (set 1)
Dastavez (set 2)
Dastavez (set 3)
Dastavez (set 4)
Monsoon Drawings – Precarious / Permanence
The Museum Of My Mind
The Museum Of My Mind
Hybrid Drawing
Making A Barren Land
Untitled
Making of A Conditional Barren Land
Making A Barren Land
My Land, Your Land
My Land, Your Land
Bushy Growths
You’re just a Mirage
Book of Angels: Series 1
#58
#57
#37
Murmuration (# 5) at 4600, 5000, 6500 & 5500
Murmuration (# 2) at 51,900
Flattened Skirt
A Swim Suit For You 2
Trendy Blouse
Never Tried 3
Never Tried 2
The City Series I
Together

Contemporary Art in South Asia is more exciting than it has ever been. There is a fresh crop of artists who are creating compelling work that engage with the rapidly fluctuating infrastructure, economy, ecology, landscape and identity politics of our times, and are pushing the limits of aesthetics in ways that would have been unprecedented even a decade ago. Delhi Contemporary Art Week (DCAW) was initiated as an attempt to generate discourse that befits the shifting lens of the contemporary.

The third edition includes the participation of seven galleries in the city ̶ Blueprint 12, Gallery Espace, Exhibit 320, Latitude 28,Nature Morte, Shrine Empire and Vadehra Art Gallery ̶ who are spearheading a new wave. They have come together again to showcase the cusp of the contemporary, all in one space for four days. DCAW is conceptualized to be the ultimate destination for established and emerging collectors, and art enthusiasts who are eager to be part of this conversation and want to know more.

This year, Delhi Contemporary Art Week will be an attempt to streamline the conversation and establish a new paradigm, shaped by a generation of artists who have exhibited around the world by means of residency circuits, biennales and art fairs, which is mature, sustained and part of the global aesthetic. Also presented will be masters of Indian contemporary, who paved the way for the rest with innovative artistic production that has remained future-proof.

DCAW will also include outreach initiatives for children, art professionals, collectors and others who are interested in art with panel discussions and talks on the art of collecting, maintaining collections, and handling of artworks.

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