exhibitors worldwide are joining this year's india art fair the biggest of its kind in south asia. among those putting on the finishing touches on photo artist ravi agarwal and his gallery owner in the past 12 years the india art fair has helped contemporary artists like ravi find international recognition the art world in europe for example has a very long written history and a very long period of being accepted in society artists wall with somebody who just did something they were not very important part of it's only now that the expression have been found finding worth in terms of being recognized. primarily explores environmental issues the transformation of landscapes in one small series he portrays indian environmental activists and their core demands their work exposes the conflict between economic development and environmental destruction which is worse in india than in most other countries in the real 23 and in india less than a few percent or 60 percent of the wealth so this is in distribution of wealth that some people gain more by the kenya quality of go you've got the p

standards in south asia rise interest in art is growing 2 to promote local talent 70 percent of the india art fairs exhibition space is reserved for regional calories. the indian art market is still nice and and the good thing about that is that there's a lot of them to grow we have a lot about students that are coming out of colleges and the numbers of galleries are also now increasing so. giving more pitch in the days to more young artists so it's a very exciting time actually to be in this art market because it's a growing things which is always fun that fun will be shed over the coming 4 days by some 50000 collectors gallery owners and all of us for one long weekend india's capital is also the hub of the art world. well they can scare off crows but can they full drivers in the indian city of bangalore officials believe mannequins dressed up as traffic cops might bring some rules to the road. no this is not some impromptu fashion show the grandmother and noble attempt to keep order on the roads of bangalore police here say they don't have enough offices to man every junction so they've brought i

the best of india on display at the india art fair will give you a peek at what the show has to offer. and why is the city of bangalore resorting to dummies to help keep dangerous drivers in line.