India, Feb. 8 -- The India Art Fair's 16th edition, which opened to the public earlier this week, has brought together 120 exhibitors, including 78 galleries, and international art institutions in its largest edition yet. The design section, which debuted last year, was expanded to include an exhibition of emerging designers, like the Nolwa studio from Hyderabad that employs Badri work on functional design like lamps and tables, and also features 11 well-established design studios like Gunjan Gupta and Vikram Goyal. Renowned modern and contemporary Indian artists, from Atul Dodiya to Sudarshan Shetty and Subodh Gupta, as well as some well known international names like Anish Kapoor and Julio Le Parc have been displayed in booths. HT scour...