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Information is offered on various articles and installations by contemporary Indian artists, including information on history, inspirations, and techniques used. Artists mentioned include Sunil Gawde, Amar Kanwar, and Tejal Shah. Also included is an interview with the Indian-born French sculptor Gyan Panchal (son of the prominent painter Satish Panchal), who discusses trends in the contemporary Indian art scene.

The article examines the works and life story of artist Nandalal Bose. Most scholars have focused on Nandalal as a nationalist artist associated with the early Swadeshi movement in Bengal, India. He was described as an artist who brought about a cultural regeneration in Indian art that laid the foundation for a new visual culture in the postcolonial era.

The article discusses the art scene and some artists in the Indian state of Gujarat as of August 2011. It states that since medieval times, art was appreciated throughout the state, receiving patronage from both royalty and the mercantile classes. Today, it reports that while classical art still thrives, it shares space with modern interpretations. Venues featured include the Darpana Academy of Performing Arts, the Sheth CN College of Fine Arts, and Lemongrasshopper, a design studio.

The article features various artists and art venues in the Indian city of Mumbai, Maharashtra as of August 2011. It states that besides being the country's film capital, the city is also home to many art galleries and cultural institutions. It reports that with the growing wealth of its residents, more are becoming interested in art and cultural activities. Places cited to meet this growing demand include the Sakshi Art Gallery, Gallery Art & Soul, and the Jehangir Art Gallery.