Gallery Rasa rests on the confluence of knowledge and commerce, striving to promote a better understanding of Indian art, crafts, film and culture through its archival presence, collaborating to mount meaningful exhibitions and foster a dialogue of ideas to complement our vision.
Indian art has long since lost its sheltered selective audience and is making inroads worldwide. Its growing relevance has pushed the bounds of its study and collection. However, comprehensive and qualitative research remains scattered and has not kept pace with its inexorable growth. Thus, we aim to build a broader understanding and ownership of art in our nation.
It all starts here!
Type something to begin search. For eg: Satyajit Ray
Gallery Rasa rests on the confluence of knowledge and commerce, striving to promote a better understanding of Indian art, crafts, film and culture through its archival presence, collaborating to mount meaningful exhibitions and foster a dialogue of ideas to complement our vision.
Indian art has long since lost its sheltered selective audience and is making inroads worldwide. Its growing relevance has pushed the bounds of its study and collection. However, comprehensive and qualitative research remains scattered and has not kept pace with its inexorable growth. Thus, we aim to build a broader understanding and ownership of art in our nation.
