Indian Art Goes Online
The internet revolution in India is a mature thing of the present and has begun to impact even the most traditional avocations. There is now a considerable web-perfect community which prefers to purchase just about all its products and services online. There are unique and specialty e-commerce portals for different types of products which range from branded merchandise to products we use in our daily lives. Thanks to Ebay, the web in India has emerged as a hot spot for the sale and purchase of second hand goods. It is no wonder that e-commerce portals such as FlipCart and Red Bus have been valuated at well over 5000 crores each.
Indian Art arrives on the Internet
Art happens to be the newest kid on India’s Internet block and is doing exceedingly well if reports are to be trusted. There was a time when art, in the form of paintings and sculptures, was exhibited only in upscale art galleries located in elite parts of India’s metropolitan cities. Special invitation-only art auctions held in these locations for exclusive groups of art patrons gave art lovers an opportunity for more details....
Indian Art arrives on the Internet
Art happens to be the newest kid on India’s Internet block and is doing exceedingly well if reports are to be trusted. There was a time when art, in the form of paintings and sculptures, was exhibited only in upscale art galleries located in elite parts of India’s metropolitan cities. Special invitation-only art auctions held in these locations for exclusive groups of art patrons gave art lovers an opportunity for more details....
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