Kabir Jhala is an Acting Deputy Art Market Editor for The Art Newspaper in the UK. With a focus on the multinational art market, Kabir covers a wide range of topics including art market trends, auctions, gallery openings, and cultural events. His articles provide insights into the art world, its impact on society, and the intersection of art and commerce.
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Kabir Jhala's articles predominantly focus on art exhibitions, the art market, and related events. His coverage suggests a keen interest in cultural developments related to art, particularly within the UK and India.
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The new event, with a focus on contemporary art and design, will coincide with the existing fair Art Mumbai in November
By: Kabir Jhala
Plus, a colourful Magritte painting and a Simone Baltaxé tapestry
By: Kabir Jhala
Work by more than 30 Indian artists, made between 1975 and 1998, explores a period of social and economic upheaval
By: Kabir Jhala
Second edition of the commercial art event aims to exploit hotel location with an on-site nightclub and mood lighting as part of a pleasure-rich experience
Many galleries at ArtRio have recently begun representing Black and Indigenous artists, though non-white dealers remain a rarity
By: Kabir Jhala
Work by more than 30 Indian artists, made between 1975 and 1998, explores a period of social and economic upheaval
By: Kabir Jhala
Opening later this week, the fair's reconfigured layout and entrance give a greater prominence to its curated sections
By: Kabir Jhala
At the Experimenter stand, Bani Abidi is showing subtle pieces inspired by the fallout from the Israel-Hamas war
By: Kabir Jhala
Addy discusses the close connection he often has to the artists he collects—and why he's no great fan of art fair chatter
By: Carlie Porterfield, Kabir Jhala
No longer just for antiquities and long-gone artists, more galleries at Frieze Masters are selling Modern and contemporary works—and other dealers are also widening their repertoire
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