Contemporary Indian Art refers to the diverse range of artistic expressions created by Indian artists since the late 20th century. This movement encompasses various mediums, including painting, sculpture, installation, and digital art, reflecting India's rich cultural heritage and modern influences. Artists often explore themes such as identity, social issues, and globalization, blending traditional techniques with contemporary styles. Prominent figures in this movement include Subodh Gupta, known for his use of found objects, and Bharti Kher, who incorporates traditional motifs into her work. Contemporary Indian Art is showcased in galleries and exhibitions worldwide, contributing to a global dialogue about art and culture.