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Neeraj Gupta’s Breakthrough Year: Artistic Mastery and Market Success in 2025

Neeraj Gupta’s Breakthrough Year: Artistic Mastery and Market Success in 2025 One of the standout moments of the year was the sale of his marble sculpture “It’s the Wind Rises” for ₹17.5 lakhs, excluding the gallery commission of Chawla Art Gallery. This was the good price for a single work by Gupta so far. In 2025, one of the famous sculpture artists in the world,  Neeraj Gupta  reached a milestone in his artistic journey. This year brought both strong recognition and creative growth in the art industry. With increasing appreciation for his continued experimentation and work with marble, Gupta further strengthened his position among India’s notable contemporary sculpture artists.   Neeraj Gupta is a renowned sculpture artist who has won numerous accolades, such as the Sahitya Kala Parishad Award, Florence Biennale Awards, Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, and  National Academy of Art, to name a few. He is the founder and president of the Delhi Art Society and member ...

Public Art: Major reasons to support it

Public art has remained an essential aspect of human civilization since the ages. Greece-based Parthenon is one of the oldest existing examples of public art that proves this point. Talking about the current era, public art still holds a strong position despite technological advancements. So, what makes this art form so vital? We have attempted to answer this question below. Instrumental in raising awareness Numerous artists create their artworks around some social issues. Women empowerment is one of the essential themes of various artists. Environment conservation is another topic that sculptors focus upon while creating their designs. When placed at public places, these pieces of art attract the attention of individuals. It might become a topic of discussion among groups of people, something crucial to raise awareness. Encourages new artists In the last few decades, the youth has been less inclined towards art as a career. Better opportunities in science, techno...