ArtsBespoke

Artists

Submit your work
to the house.

Every submission is seen by Mr. Joshi, the house's Honorary Art Adviser and himself a painter, and every artist is answered.

The house represents and sells work it believes in and can answer for. Tell us what you make and show us where to see it.

Terms differ between galleries and should always be agreed in writing. Ask us for ours before you send a work.

  • Seen by a painter, not a committee
  • An answer either way
  • Terms set out in writing before any work is sent
  • No fee to submit

A link to ten or so recent works is ideal. You can also send images by WhatsApp once you have your reference.

What you make, and what you are asking of the house.

Read by a person and answered the same day. How your details are used

Questions we are asked

AB / FAQ

How does an artist register with Arts Bespoke?

Complete this form with a link to recent work. Every submission is seen by Mr. Joshi, the house's Honorary Art Adviser, and the house replies whether or not it can take the work on.

What should I ask before signing with any gallery?

Commission, who sets the price, who insures the work while it is with the gallery, and when you are paid. The house's guide for artists sets out the questions.

Does it cost anything to submit?

No. The house does not charge artists to submit or to be considered.

Speak to the house

Buying and private salesMr. Shyam Babu Naidu+91 70212 36700WhatsApp
Exhibitions and viewingsMr. Yashwant Naidu+91 98674 36486WhatsApp
Artists and curationMr. Prakash Bal Joshi+91 98690 14555WhatsApp
The FounderMs. Sonu Agarwal+91 75062 45556WhatsApp
The Chairman's officeMr. Ashwin Agarwal+91 93230 05554WhatsApp
Client AdvisoryMr. Arnav AgarwalGet in touchWhatsApp

Works from the house

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Chandra Morkonda, Four elephants and the green tree: a landscape-format painting of a great green tree with a gold trunk, four outlined elephants on a golden ground, a pink lotus and a second tree in pink and orange.

Landscape, nature & trees

Four elephants and the green tree

Chandra Morkonda. A great tree with rounded green crowns, each leaf veined in orange and gold, stands on a golden trunk at the left, over a ground of patterned triangles in orange and saff.

Two stylised bulls face each other on a brown ground, their bodies filled with tiny scenes of Hindu deities, with gold and orange bands on horns, necks and legs.

Devotional & narrative

Two bulls carrying the gods

Vivek Kumavat. Two stylised bulls meet face to face on a warm brown ground, set against a dark block pattern.

Prakash Bal Joshi, Crimson rain on a lit field, 2015: a tall abstract in crimson, rose and pale pink, with long vertical drips running down over a loose grid of lighter panels.

Abstract

Crimson rain on a lit field

Prakash Bal Joshi. A tall canvas worked almost entirely in one colour, from deep crimson to the palest rose, with the white ground left to show through in a few lit panels near the top.

Kiran, A seated winged creature before a field of ink: a square abstract of white, black and saffron, with a pale seated winged creature and a red crest set against a deep brown-black mass.

Abstract

A seated winged creature before a field of ink

Kiran. A square canvas divided into fields: bare white at the top, a great brown-black mass of ink-like paint in the centre, and a block of saffron orange below and to the right.

All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones