Who Buys Indian Art?
Who is buying Indian art? It may come as no big surprise that the market for modern and contemporary Indian art is still very much tied to its geographical roots: Most buyers are either Indian or of Indian origin.
“The biggest buy base for Indian art is Indians or those who belong to the Indian diaspora,” said Ms. Kirpal.
Priyanka Mathew, a specialist in modern and contemporary Indian art at Sotheby’s auction house, agreed that “the majority of collectors are from India or non-resident Indians,” something she explained with reference to the limited exposure people outside the country have to Indian art.
But within this category of buyers, things are rapidly changing. As India’s economy is growing, so is the portion of the population that can afford to invest in art. This means many buyers are actually new to the art market – something that was reflected in last year’s summit when around 40% of sales went to first-time buyers.


I buy Indian Art and I love it!! More and more people will enter the Indian Art market as time goes on. I had a brilliant Indian Art Student paint an Andy Warhol type picture of me and it came out amazing!!
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