AAC: Beyond your roots in connecting traditional heritage to modern markets, what core expertise defines your journey, and what project has you most energized at this exact moment?Yogesh: I am Yogesh Shinde, founder and Director C Cube and Rangkunchala Art Gallery With nearly 13 years in the art domain, my journey has been built on...
Category: Interview
Runa Sinha believes the future of Asian luxury lies in creating community, belonging, and cultural relevance rather than just selling exclusivity.
AAC: To start us off, tell us a bit about your journey. What is your background, what’s your primary area of expertise, and what excites you most about what you’re working on right now? My journey has spanned close to three decades across media, brand solutioning, content, digital, print and experiential marketing. Over the years,...
How Saaha India is Rewriting the Narrative of Indian Craft
Jaishree Soni is the founder and curator of Saaha India. She grew up between Jaipur, a World Craft City, and Shekhawati, often called the world’s largest open-air art gallery, and the history, culture and art of these places became her earliest teachers. At nineteen, she built the Mall of Shekhawati, a museum of everyday life...
Arjun Garg on Replacing Market Opacity with Collector-First Advisory
Asia Art Council speaks with Arjun Garg, founding member of Cambridge Collective, a Harvard-incubated art advisory firm. Drawing on his experience in finance and his personal relationship with art, Garg discusses the need for greater price transparency, stronger diligence and a more collector-centered art market. Asia Art Council (AAC): Can you tell us about your...
The Art of Integration: Ayesha’s Unique Perspective
“Today Asia Art Council (AAC) have the pleasure of speaking with Ayesha Taleyarkhan, a photographer whose work has spanned the black & white era of editorial photography to the glitzy world of advertising photography, and beyond into the world of photo books and abstract photo-artworks. With a focus on socially relevant topics and the theme...




