The curators of this year’s Frieze Masters Talks programme discuss what everyone can learn from artists

‘His works are imbued with such rare emotional acuity and nuance that it is hard not to be first stunned and, then, deeply moved’

Sarnath Banerjee's commission for Deutsche Bank

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi, India

How Indian classical music has influenced the visual arts

Anwar Jalal Shemza, Mrinalini Mukherjee and Maggie Nelson: Shanay Jhaveri shares his highlights from 2015

Project 88, Mumbai, India

A new biopic on the late Indian modernist, F.N. Souza

Radical minimalism from India and Pakistan

Mining the traditions of the political cartoon

How the iconic, discontinued Ambassador car has inspired Indian artists

Radical collage and cut-outs in India

Pace Gallery, London, UK

‘Sarkari Shorts’ and the Films Division of India

New approaches to exhibition-making in India

Shanay Jhaveri lives in Mumbai, India, and London, UK. He is the editor of Outsider Films on India: 1950–90 (2010) and Western Artists and India: Creative Inspirations in Art and Design (2013).

Films about place and ‘denatured nature’

The difficulties of defining and exhibiting Indian Modernism

The pioneering gallerist Kekoo Gandhy

The collected writings of Richard Bartholomew, one of India’s pre-eminent art critics