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1. To see new Indian art is very exiting today because artists in India are having a conversation with the world like never before. And it is worth to pay attention for, because these artists are expressing their attitude to the world openly, brave, with no doubts.

2. In the video the speaker has mentioned such forms of art as paintings, sculptures, photos, comics, installations, collages.

3. Some global problems like urbanization, globalization, and environment.

4. Millions of Indian women apply bindi to their foreheads, every day, in an act closely associated with the institution of marriage. But originally the significance of the bindi is to symbolize the third eye between the spiritual world and the religious world.

5. Bones, glass fiber paper, metal, pots, nature itself and typical materials like paints.

6. Chitra Ganesh has interesting works. She uses Indian comic books called amar chitra kathas as her primary source material. They tell some religious and mythological folk tales and Indian children can learn them by this pleasant and easy for understanding way. Her works may help Indian parents to bring up their children with spirit of Indian culture.

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1. Contemporary artists in India are having a conversation with the world like never before.

2. Photo, paintings, sculptures, comics, photography, digital collages graffiti and street art.

3. The main topics that modern Indian artists touch upon are urbanization, consumerism, globalization, right education, interrelationship between spiritual and religious worlds and modern woman life.

4. Bindi is "third eye" which symbolizes the connection between spiritual and religious worlds.

5. The artists use metal, bindi packets, pots, fiberglass, bones from cast resin, porcupine quills, the strips of steel, fiberglass and source of nature.

6. Bharty Kher's artistic forms I find the most interesting. She exploits the drama inherent in objects, tapping into mythologies and the numerous diverse associations a thing can bring.

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1) This is because contemporary artists in India are having a conversation with the world like never before.

2) Fiberglass sculptures, painting, installation, digital collages, photography, graffiti, street art and a lot of images.

3) There are a lot of topics, which touched upon by modern Indian artists such as connection between spiritual and religious worlds, urbanization, globalization and environment.

4) Bindi, as I understood, is the colourful sign, that is applied to forehead by million Indian women every day. It is closely associated with the institution of marriage.

5) Indian artists use in their works fiberglass, paper, bones, metal, pots, mini images, kitchen pots and containers.

6) First of all, I would like to say, that all artistic forms, presented in the video were gorgeous, and I liked them. But for me, the most interesting artist is Subodh Gupta. His works are so amazing, volume and impressive.

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1. Contemporary artists in India are having a conversation with the world like never before.
2. sculptures, paintings, digital collages, comics, photograhy,  graffiti and street art.
3. they touch upon such problems as urbanization, consumeration, globalization, right education, interrelationship between spirutal and religious worlds and modern woman life.
4. it is a colourful sign, which symbolizes the 3rd eye between the spiritual and the religioud worlds and associates with the institution of marriage..
5.  they use metal, porupine quills, the strips of still, bindi packets, pots, fiber glass and source of nature
6. as for me, the most interesting piece of art is number 3, which is made from fiberglass. these works help us to make the invisible visible by an interesting form of expression.

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1. Contemproray Indian artists have a lot of things to say to thw world/
2. Photo, collages, installations, sculptures, paintings etc.

3. These are life in big cities, modern indian women life, global problems, consumerism and some more
4. Bindi symbolizes the connection between spiritual and religious worlds.
5. Apart from usual materials like paints and easel artists use metal, bindi packets, pots, steel, fiber glass, wires and some other.
6. My attention has been attracted by symbols of dying nature of India and the world; these are Bharty Kher's bindi animals with modern impressionist's intention (1) and basket whales of Ranjani Shettar (10), representing pollution problems.

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1. Contemporary artists in India are having a conversation with the world like never before.

2. There are mentioned such form of art as life-size fiberglass sculptures (often animals), paintings, installation, digital collages, comics, photography, graffiti, street art.

3. The modern Indian artists touch upon such main topics as globalization, urbanization, consumerism, environment.

4. Bindi is a colorful sign that is applied to foreheads by Indian women. The act is closely associated with the institution of marriage. Originally the significance of the bindi is to symbolize the third eye between the spiritual and the religious worlds.

5. The artists use fiberglass, bones from cast resin, metal, porcupine quills, the strips of steel, salvaged from cars that are found in the junkyard.

6. The phantasmagoric sculpture made of bones from cast resin and the opulent tableaux with the metallic industrial paints are the most interesting for me cause of the diligent technique of work.

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It is exciting to see the new Indian art now, because it’s important time for contemporary artists who are having a conversation with the world like never before. The speaker decided to share these works of art with us. He wanted to show what amazing things are happening in art in India today.

Sculptures, pictures, installations, collages, comics, photos, graffiti, videos are mentioned in this video.

As I’ve already mentioned Indian artists are having a conversation with the world, that’s why the main topics are actual. Interconnection between spiritual and religious worlds, gender politics, urbanization and some of these works are really provocative.

Bharty Kher’s central motive practice is bindi that Indian women apply to their foreheads in an act closely associated with the institution of marriage. Originally, it is the symbol of the third eye, which is connected with spiritual and religious worlds.

There are a lot of kinds of materials: paints, bones, fiberglass, textiles, kitchen vessels, tiffin containers, light and shadow.

As for me, the most interesting works of art are belonged to specific way of expression – at the crossroads of a sculpture, painting and installation. They are made with fiberglass and thanks to the ethereality it is possible to make the invisible visible. I have already seen the similar works several time, frankly speaking, I don’t know was it the same author or not, but I’m fascinated by them.

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1.Indian artist are in the conversation with the world like never before. And of course, it's a good opportunity to open the Indian art.
2.If I don't make a mistake about the term ''form'', then there were intallations, photographs, sculptures, pictures and comics.
3. Indian artists are worried by global problems such as urbanization,  consuming, right education, interlelationships between spiritual and religious worlds.
4.Bindi is a colourful sign that is applyed to forehead by Indian women. Originally it means the "third eye" and connect  the spiritual and religious worlds.
5. Materials include a kind of rubbish, paints, bindi, glass fiber paper, pots and nature itself.
6. Actually, all the forms seem to be interesting because all they have matter. But the most inpressive to me was the picture of bindi. It really showed something more than this world has. It is really great.

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Today it's all about art... Watch the video and answer the following questions:

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Today it's all about art... Watch the video and answer the following questions:

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1. Why is it now exciting to see the new Indian art, according to the speaker?
2. What forms of art are mentioned in the video?

3. What are the main topics that modern Indian artists touch upon?
4. What is bindi and what does it symbolize?
5. What materials do artists use?
6. Which of the artistic forms presented in the video do you find the most interesting? Why?

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Ravin Agrawal: 10 young Indian artists to watch

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Collector Ravin Agrawal delivers a glowing introduction to 10 of India's most exciting young contemporary artists. Working in a variety of media, each draws on their local culture for inspiration.