DAG

DAG is a big fraud company they don't pay dues of there vendors. Most unreliable company on Delhi they don't pay dues to anyone total fraud company

AUCTION HOUSES BEWARE / NON PAYING BIDDER - This gallery and its management is less than reliable and untrustworthy. They call us not less than 10 times to register for our December 9,2019 auction. They outbid many bidders and won their lot. Since that, no news. We called them minimum 60 times, plus numérous emails, plus lot of time wasting. Each Time they pretend that they will pay or that they are waiting for other peoples. LEGAL ACTION ON ITS WAY. And we are speaking about approx. 6000€. What would it be with a very expensive item. All détails available on request.

STILL WAITING FOR PAYMENT!

AUCTION HOUSES BEWARE / NON PAYING BIDDER - This gallery and its management is less than reliable and untrustworthy. They call us not less than 10 times to register for our December 9,2019 auction. They outbid many bidders and won their lot. Since that, no news. We called them minimum 60 times, plus numérous emails, plus lot of time wasting. Each Time they pretend that they will pay or that they are waiting for other peoples. LEGAL ACTION ON ITS WAY. And we are speaking about approx. 6000€. What would it be with a very expensive item. All détails available on request.

They have got one of the best art gallery with nice collection, one should have good budget to be one od the buyer's.

Best Art Gallery in India. Having a collection of great artwork/sculptures from 1000+ world famous artists (i.e. M. F. Hussain, Nandlal Bose, Krishna Reddy, Rabin Mondal and many more). DAG also has their own publication to help educate people understand Art. If anyone is a true art lover, then one cannot miss visiting the DAG Gallery in Delhi/Mumbai. DAG also has museum in Red Fort, Delhi and Kolkata. #bestArtGallery #DAGworld #greatartists #modernart #indiaheritage #timelessclassics

STILL NOT PAID AFTER 3 MONTHS DESPITE NUMEROUS PROMISES NOT KEPT!

AUCTION HOUSES BEWARE / NON PAYING BIDDER - This gallery and its management is less than reliable and untrustworthy. They call us not less than 10 times to register for our December 9,2019 auction. They outbid many bidders and won their lot. Since that, no news. We called them minimum 60 times, plus numérous emails, plus lot of time wasting. Each Time they pretend that they will pay or that they are waiting for other peoples. LEGAL ACTION ON ITS WAY. And we are speaking about approx. 6000€. What would it be with a very expensive item. All détails available on request.

They have got one of the best art gallery with nice collection, one should have good budget to be one od the buyer's.

Delhi Art gallery or DAG is contributing to the contemporary and modern art of our country by showcasing the great work of some legend artists like MF Hussain, Raja Ravi Verma, Tyeb Mehta, Amrita Shergil and many leading artists of our country since 1993.with its three galleries one in Hauz Khas Delhi, Kala Ghoda in Mumbai and New York, they are certainly giving a great variety and choice to true art lovers. Whenever i have visited their gallery in Hauz Khas, i have alwys witnessed some great work of our legendry artists all across the country. Even Modern art finds a space and is accepted widely by their clients all over the world. They even deliver the art work at your doorstep. Their business includes like Art Advisory, Valuation, Archiving etc and they are truly expert in them as they have a great team to do so. They are truly taking the Indian art globally and showcasing the world what our great Indian artists are capable of. My regards to the the Founder Mr. Ashish Anand and its great team.

Delhi Art Gallery, in the midst of Hauz Khas Village, is a free entry gallery space that’s a Mecca for every art lover.
Established in 1993, this gallery focuses on representing the range of styles, themes and art practices undertaken since the modern period {that’s 20th century onwards}. In addition, they showcase works of some of the most celebrated travelling European artists, Bengal School of Art, Progressive Artists Group as well as leading contemporary painters. Their extensive collection includes artworks from renown artists, like M. F. Husain, J. P. Gangoogly, Amrita Sher-Gill and Laxma Goud. {A previous exhibition had a rendition of The Last Supper with an Indian touch – fascinating stuff}. Aiming to make art a more frequent {and relevant} topic of conversation, they are quite active about reaching out to diverse audiences through organising activities like informal chat sessions, curated walkthroughs, movie screenings, workshops and so on. Believers in the fact that art leaves no one behind, they also organise a tactile experience called Abhas for people with special needs, especially the visually impaired. This allows them to experience select works of art through tactile aids, as well as through a book written in Braille.
The artwork they display keeps on rotating from time to time, and is usually varying enough in theme to keep things interesting – so, every visit ends up being as good as the first. Also, you can find a list of all the artists and paintings they have in their collection on their website. So, collectors of fine art, feel free to contact them and they’ll help with what you need. Their sales unit will guide you through it.
DAG is India’s largest and best known repository of Indian art.
DAG has its flagship gallery in New Delhi and another gallery space in Mumbai, in the historic Kala Ghoda area. We opened our first international location in New York in 2015, in the historic Fuller Building in Manhattan where it continues to hold exhibitions to great success.
Expanding our global and national presence, DAG is committed to take Indian Art to new audiences and present significant, historical world class exhibitions.
In the art business since 1993 when we got established, our definitive collection represents the expanse of Indian art practice over the 20th century, covering periods, styles, themes and artistic concerns. The collection showcases artists from early twentieth century, the range of significant modern practices from all significant art centres of the country, whether Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, Baroda and the many centres of the south. While the focus is on the modern period, the DAG art collection also showcases the work of some of the most celebrated travelling European artists from the seventeenth century onward.

The gallery’s Indian modern art collection closely follows contemporary Western art movements, tracing thematic parallels. The DAG collection charts a historic continuum: from artists such as Raja Ravi Varma, early century academic artists trained in Bengal and Bombay, those as J. P. Gangooly, N. R. Sardesai and others. The modern period is led by those such as Amrita Sher-Gil, the Bombay Progressives, including the likes of F. N. Souza, M. F. Husain, S. H. Raza, K. H. Ara, associates as Krishen Khanna, Ram Kumar, Akbar Padamsee, V. S. Gaitonde or Tyeb Mehta; modernists from Bengal such as Ganesh Pyne, Chittaprosad, Ganesh Haloi, Bikash Bhattacharjee; significant modernists from Baroda, such as Gulammohammed Sheikh or Jyoti Bhatt; those from the south such as K. C. S. Paniker, Laxma Goud, P. T. Reddy or T. Vaikuntham, or names such as J. Swaminathan and Avinash Chandra. Our extensive collection provides a critical link for art lovers, academicians and researchers, to collectors and investors.

DAG has utilised this extensive collection to mount acclaimed artist retrospectives and thematic exhibitions noted for their historicity and rigour of research. These include first-ever retrospectives of artists such as Chittaprosad, Avinash Chandra, Rabin Mondal.

Good stuff they got here but it's just too small of a collection. It's a place you go and see while you tour the whole market.

If you are looking forward to spending your time looking at variety of art this is not the place. Good stuff they got here but it's just too small of a collection. It's a place you go and see while you tour the whole market. No charges.

Place at Hauz Khas is small but has gud collection of paintings at its other location. One of largest collector of artwork in delhi.

Good stuff they got here but it's just too small of a collection. It's a place you go and see while you tour the whole market.

The Contact Number is just for the name sake. Their HR (Swati) is rude infact she is not even close to be called HR. I just wanted an update on my interview & its been over a month still they have no update. I certainly never wanted to be part of an organization where HRs overlook their basic responsibilities.
She really is setting up a great example, I hope she would understand what I meant.
Anyway Good luck DAG.

With a reference of a consultancy "Vision Staffing" I walked in for an interview at DAG Hauz khas, but before that a telephonic round had been already done with Ms Shweta "DAG HR" after then I got a mail which was stating that your face 2 face round will be on this date and time at DAG and the concern person which you have to contact will be Mr Shweta, I reached there on the said date and time but I met with the another HR Ms. Afreen. She took the entire round of the interview, she asked questions like: tell me more about yourself, who are you, what makes you feel good? While she was keep on interacting with the rest of the staff who were there at that time, she was so lost that she's even not listening and asking same question again and then she laugh I am sorry have asked the same question again.
I mean seriously are these questions belongs to be a part of an interview instead of my past experiences and qualification.
After that she told me will let you know if shortlisted, its been a week now and I am following up with them, they have only 1 thing which is " Let me check with the management"

How long it takes to check with the management, are you guys enjoying harassing the applicants or you're looking for time pass that's why you have started this hiring process.

In a nutshell.don't go for an interview, these people even doesn't know how to follow up with the process.

If you are looking forward to spending your time looking at variety of art this is not the place. Good stuff they got here but it's just too small of a collection. It's a place you go and see while you tour the whole market. No charges.