Art now in India is vibrant and eclectic, expressing different stylistic trends from both east and west, resulting in the creation of a unique and fascinating idiom, both modern and Indian in ethos.

• A. Balasubramaniam

• Abir Karmakar

• Ajit Seal

• Akbar Padamsee

• Akhilesh

• Alok Bal

• Amitava Das

• Anju Dodiya

• Anjum Singh

• Anupam Sud

• Arpita Singh

• Arun Bose

• Asim Pal

• Atul Dodiya

• B. R. Panesar

• Baiju Parthan

• Bhupen Khakhar

• Bhuribai

• Bikash Bhattacharjee

• Bimal Kundu

• Chandan Das

 • Chintan Upadhyay

• Chittrovanu Mazumdar

• Debraj Goswami

• F.N. Souza

• Farhad Hussain

• Ganesh Pyne

• Gopal Ghosh

• Goutam Khamaru

• Jamini Roy

• Jatin Das

• Jaya Ganguly

• Jayasri Burman

• Jitish Kallat

• Jogen Chowdhury

• Jyoti Bhatt

• K. G. Subramanyan

• Kingshuk Sarkar

• Krishnamachari Bose

• Lalu Prosad Shaw

• M. F. Husain

• Manas Acharya

 • Manjit Bawa

• Manu Parekh

• Mayank Kumar Shyam

• Meera Devidayal

• Mona Rai

• Nalini Malani

• Niranjan Pradhan

• Nobina Gupta

• Paramjit Singh

• Paresh Maity

• Partha Pratim Deb

• Prabhakar Mahadeo Kolte

• Ram Singh Urveti

• Ramananda Bandyopadhyay

• Ramendranath Kastha

• Ravinder Reddy

• Reshmi Bagchi Sarkar

• Sakit Burman

• Samir Aich

• Sanjeev Sonpimpare

• Sarbari Roy Chowdhury

 • Satyajit Roy

• Shakila

• Shipra Bhattacharya

• Shreyasi Chatterjee

• Shuvaprasanna

• Somnath Hore

• Sougata Das

• Subodh Gupta

• Subrata Kundu

• Sudarshan Shetty

• Sudhir Patwardhan

• Suhas Roy

• Sumitro Basak

• T. Vaikuntam

• Tapas Biswas

• Uday Kumar Mondal

• Uma Siddhanta

• Veer Munshi

• Yusuf