In this issue

The couple of decades have seen a profound change in 'art viewing & buying'. The advent of art fairs and auction houses have introduced new market places for art and there is a huge shift in the art
buyers' profile as well, which earlier was limited to few top corporates and their CEOs. Today, art is
acquired not only by top corporate honchos but even middle-level executives, technocrats, bankers
and other professionals buy art, may be not with the motive to create a 'big art collection' but simply to
create an inspiring ambience around their living spaces. This 'working class' rich in addition to leisurely class 'art collectors' have expanded the periphery of art patronage, thereby injecting an accelerated growth in the art fairs in the metro cities like New Delhi,

Colour Canvas Magazine Description:

Colour Canvas is a the India's Fastest growing Newspaper catering the Art Industry over the last 3 years, covering every aspect of Art and Entertainment. Based out in Delhi, Colour Canvas has PAN-India distribution.

Colour Canvas is working as a platform for both Artist and Critics to interact with each other by discussing, interrogating and appreciating Artworks.This has led to the fostering of a vibrant atmosphere of sustained debate around crucial issues linked to the theory and practice of painting, sculpture,photography and classical music, classical dance etc.

Colour Canvas has a huge national as well as international readership and had also associated with many Art festival around the globe as their media partner.