Copal Art Bank, a leading authority on Indian art, aspires to enhance the knowledge base of collectors both emerging and established. Founded in 2006, CAB is a dedicated Research Advisory Art Bank. The company's endeavour is to enhance the global positioning of Indian Art as an opportunity for generations.Being world's biggest Indian Art Bank, CAB is uniquely mindful of both aesthetic and economic considerations of art collectors. CAB has a marked global presence with its clients and associates spread across countries viz., U.K., Switzerland, Spain, Luxemburg, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam besides having its operations in India. The company's distinct business model, along with its strategic plan, has been validated by its success as well as by international consulting firm Ernst and Young. CAB has established one of the world's largest wholly-owned Indian art banks. CAB sources art on a non-consignment, non-exclusive basis from various artists, auction houses and art galleries across the world. The Art Bank's exclusive collection encompasses genres ranging from national heritage and senior masters to contemporary and upcoming artists.
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"The Man who gave shape and meaning to the Indian art"
The Uncommon Commoner
The man who saw the universe in a bindu
"As a lover of art and having a modest collection, I have had a fine relationship with Copal Art and its Chief Mentor, Ajay Seth. I plan on continuing this relationship and would have no hesitations in recommending them to others."
Mr. Romesh Bhandari - Former Governor of U.P.
"Copal Art is an organization sincerely involved in various activities towards the development of Contemporary Indian art and artists. For the past few years it has organized several lectures on eminent Indian Artists by well known Art writers and Art historians successfully ... "
Mr. Jogen Chowdhury - Eminent Master Artist
"Copal's ongoing series oflectures, 'Looking at Art', has played an important role in emphasising the constant and multiple dialogues between viewer and artist, sensibility and history, context and practice, from which art history is generated."
Mr. Ranjit Haskote - Eminent Art Critic and Curator
"It is quite an interesting model introduced by Copal. It is pleasure to be associated with Ajay and Copal. I whole heartedly will recommend you to all my friends & associates."
Mr. S.H. Raza - Senior Master Artist
"As a participant and as an observer I have found the entire series both unique and enriching. In a period where art is becoming increasingly commercialised and somewhat mechanical, a series like 'Looking at Art' has provided a valuable counterpoint to make art more language and content oriented."
Ms. Yashodhara Dalmia - Art Critic
"Thank you for the periodic updates and also for taking this excellent initiative to inform us of the developments inn the Art world through regular newsletters."
Mr. A. Venkateshwar - Ex.Vice President, Tata Projects Ltd.
