Who arranges a private viewing at Arts Bespoke?
Mr. Yashwant Naidu, Vice President and Head of Exhibitions, arranges private viewings in Mumbai by appointment, for one collector at a time.
Mr. Yashwant Naidu
Vice President and Head of Exhibitions. The one who decides how a picture is seen.
Vice President and Head of Exhibitions
Mr. Naidu leads exhibitions for the house. A picture is judged in the first moment it is seen, and he is the one who decides how that moment is staged: which works are shown together, how each is hung and lit, and what a collector meets on walking into the room.
He arranges private viewings in Mumbai and brings a work to a collector's own wall when that is where the decision should be made. He brings to the house his work with Artequest Art Gallery, established in Mumbai in 2010.
A viewing at Arts Bespoke is by appointment and for one collector at a time. Nothing is hurried, and nothing is shown that the house cannot answer for.
Write to Mr. Yashwant Naidu+91 98674 36486WhatsApp Mr. Yashwant Naidu
On record
AB / PEOPLE
- Position
- Vice President and Head of Exhibitions, Arts Bespoke
- Leads
- Exhibitions, hanging and private viewings
- Gallery
- Artequest Art Gallery, Mumbai, established 2010
- Seat
- Mumbai, by appointment
- Telephone
- +91 98674 36486
- Message Mr. Yashwant Naidu
Questions we are asked
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Can a work be brought to my home before I decide?
In Mumbai, yes, by arrangement with Mr. Yashwant Naidu. Elsewhere the house offers a video viewing and a true size preview on a photograph of your own wall.
Does Arts Bespoke hold exhibitions?
The house shows works privately and by appointment. Registered collectors are invited when a group of works is hung for viewing.
Enquiries
Begin with a conversation
Letters marked for Mr. Yashwant Naidu reach him the same day through the Client Advisory desk.
Write to Mr. Yashwant NaiduWorks from the house
AB / WORKS
Abstract
Vermilion rising through ultramarine
Prakash Bal Joshi. A square field worked in ultramarine, violet and teal, with a vermilion form rising through the centre and two dark verticals standing before it.
Devotional & narrative
Krishna and the serpent in lapis and gold
Ramesh Gorjala. A turquoise face in profile, the tilak white against it, looks quietly out of the canvas.
Abstract
Embrace in two blues
Sanjeev Sonpimpare. Two rounded figures, one in deep ultramarine and one in pale cornflower blue, hold each other in an embrace; a smaller dark-blue form nestles against the pale figure's sh.
Landscape, nature & trees
A rain-washed window onto green
Swati. A view through a rain-covered window: a misty park in grey-green, dark trees massing at the right, and a pale path running across the middle distance with a single small.
All works Abstract Figures Devotional Landscape Ravi Varma Press stones