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Not For The Faint O'art 1
Is art here to stay?
For
the
businesspersons
who
are
looking
at
this
upsurge
as
an
opportunity
to
make
quick
bucks
the
fear
of
the
bursting
of
the
art
bubble
can
be
daunting.
Backed
up
by
the
fact
that
reselling
of
art
has
found
a
genuine
popularity
worldwide,
auction
houses
are
literally
running
full
house.
"The
herd
mentality
may
drive
many
others
to
buy,
but
buying
intelligently
will
ensure
the
results
of
a
well-sprouted
effort",
feels
noted
city
painter
Suryaprakash.
He
also
is
of
the
opinion
that
there
is
room
for
all
kinds
of
artists
and
art
in
the
scenario
now.
A
dexterous
effort
will
have
far
reaching
effects
than
simply
the
basics.
Rekha Lahoti talks of three rings of artists on the scene now in India. The top rung consists of artists like M.F.Hussain, Jogen Chowdhury, Ganesh Pai and Ramkumar. The second rung of artists is Jehangir Jehani, Ashok Mallik and Rajeshwar Rao. The third rung is that of the upcoming and new artists. Alongside sculptors have also risen in popularity. Riding the high wave today are Binod Taroz, Sivaramachari and Hariprasad. Mr Lahoti says, "The investment made in art constitutes vast amounts and therefore the choice should be made very carefully, it is akin to buying property or jewellery. So having a strong conviction in what you choose to buy is desirable." Investing in fake art cannot only cause bitterness but also is a potential cause for heartburn. It is definitely not for the faint hearted. So invest wisely and think smartly. World over the hues of color are fast replacing the monochrome ricochet of the share market. The result is similarly far-fetching and yes, dazzling.



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