A unique exhibition, billed as the first of its kind in the UK, will tell the story of the Indian portrait over three centuries, exploring the fascinating ways in which artists have approached the depiction of the human form and the changing role of portraiture.
'Where Three Dreams Cross' which opened in London's East End last month is showcasing beautiful photography from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh - stretching over 150 years. It features over 300 works by 70 artists.
A new exhibition of art from India at Charles Saatchi's London gallery, 29 January - 7 May, tackles issues including poverty, the environment, war, religion and the region of Kashmir disputed by Pakistan.
Works by 26 emerging and established artists like Subodh Gupta, Jitish Kallat, Nikhil Chopra and Mansoor Ali, most of which have never been shown in the UK before, will be on display at an exhibition in London starting January.
An evening of Bollywood dancing will be hosted at the University of Hertfordshire this week in aid of children with autism in India. Proceeds will go to Action for Autism (AFA), a non-profit organisation based in India.
