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	India’s first ever Museum Biennale to be hosted at Patna, Bihar The museum of Bihar is putting together the country’s first Biennale from March 22 to 28, bringing together the participation of eminent museums in India and international museums   Published on 15th February 2021
	Art for the future: Singapore changes the global idiom, shows us how to reimagine today's world The art carnival is on at Singapore. It’s unlike any other festival in the region, and must be on every traveller’s quick holiday plan over the next few months.  Published on 31st January 2020
	Bose Krishnamachari and Shubigi Rao feature in 2019 ‘Power 100’ of contemporary art world Bose Krishnamachari and Shubigi Rao, curator of the fifth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, are in a coveted list of this year’s 100 most influential people in the global contemporary art scene. Published on 16th November 2019
	Profile: Sonal Singh's nuanced tryst with art, and its business with Christie's India For Christies India Managing Director and art specialist Sonal Singh, collecting artefacts began at the age of four with a coin album and a stamp book.  Published on 21st July 2019
	Lalit Kala Akademi begins work on 2020 Print Biennale Preparations are underway for the second edition of the International Print Biennale Published on 15th July 2019
	India pavilion at Jerusalem Biennale promises an ode to 'experiments with truth' The Indian art world that is gaining global viewership will feature in yet another avenue in October - the fourth edition of the Jerusalem Biennale. Published on 8th July 2019
	British artist Leon Kossoff, master of moody, rough-edged post-war London paintings, dies at 92 British artist Leon Kossoff, who painted his home city of London in all its moody, rough-edged glory, has died. He was 92. Published on 7th July 2019
	KCC hosts Dialogue in the Dark, a discussion about city-based photographer Soham Gupta's collection Angst Soham Gupta has been selected by Ralph Rugoff, to be a part of Venice Biennale 2019  Published on 1st July 2019
	Ka-sha ties up with Kerala’s weavers to explore a fresh narrative for khadi in her Pre-Fall ’19 line Earlier, having worked with Chendamangalam as part of a rehabilitation initiative by Save The Loom during the Kochi Biennale in 2018, the choice of fabric for her new line was obvious Published on 17th May 2019
	21 young artists go on show for 5th Future Generation Prize at 58th La Biennale di Venezia  The PinchukArtCentre and Victor Pinchuk Foundation present the works of 21 young artists across 17 countries, shortlisted for the 5th edition of the Future Generation Art Prize. Published on 12th May 2019
	Singapore-based artist-writer Shubigi Rao to curate Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2020 Singapore-based Indian-origin artist and writer Shubigi Rao has been named the curator of the fifth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB) that begins on December 12, 2020. Published on 10th May 2019
	Venice Biennale invites heavy thinking on fake news, global warming & political issues Political issues that excite newsprint, the airwaves and social media are getting a very open airing at the 58th Venice Biennale contemporary art fair. Published on 10th May 2019
	Building Bridges: Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn builds bridge over Venetian waterway For this edition of the Venice Biennale contemporary art fair, Italian artist Lorenzo Quinn has created a sculpture that he wants to be a call to action, to build bridges and overcome divisions. Published on 6th May 2019
	Babloo Babylon: This Indian beatmaker is an antithesis of the limelight-hogging DJ The elusive producer is heading to Kerala to perform inside a Kochi Muziris Biennale venue Published on 21st March 2019
	‘Society influences art and art influences society’: Veer Munshi overview on Kochi Biennale 2018 Veer Munshi reflects on the Srinagar Biennale Pavilion at KMB 2018, and the impact of art on urban reality.  Published on 29th March 2019