The Neo Art Magazine is an independent international publication founded in India, covering the global art market, contemporary culture and the wider creative economy.
Since 2023, TNA has grown from an art publication into a cross-platform media ecosystem built around journalism, art-market analysis, publishing, cultural programming, discovery and learning. Our reporting follows the people, institutions, transactions and ideas shaping how art is made, circulated, collected, exhibited and understood across regions.
At the centre of our editorial work is the art market: auctions, galleries, art fairs, collecting, institutions, artists, market infrastructure and the changing relationship between culture and capital. Alongside this, we cover museums and heritage, exhibitions, design, film, technology and the broader creative economy.
Our aim is to combine independent journalism with informed analysis and international perspective—serving collectors, gallery and auction professionals, museum and cultural leaders, artists, advisors, researchers and readers who want to understand the forces shaping the global art ecosystem.
What We Cover
- Art market intelligence, auctions and collecting
- Galleries, art fairs and market infrastructure
- Artists, exhibitions and contemporary practice
- Museums, heritage and cultural institutions
- Design, film, technology and the creative economy
- Interviews, long-form analysis and international cultural dialogue
The TNA Ecosystem
As The Neo Art Magazine has grown, its work has expanded into associated platforms that extend the publication’s role beyond editorial coverage.
The Proscenium is a discovery platform for galleries, venues, exhibitions and artists.
Auctra is an educational platform focused on how the art market works, designed to make market concepts and processes easier to understand.
The Neo Art House extends the group’s research and art-market intelligence work through specialist services and knowledge products.
Editorial Independence
Editorial independence is central to The Neo Art Magazine. Advertising, partnerships and sponsored projects do not determine independent editorial coverage. Sponsored material is identified as such, and commercial relationships do not guarantee reviews, interviews or favourable treatment.
For editorial, partnership and general enquiries: connect@tnamag.xyz
Leadership & Editorial Team
Proteek Mandal
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Proteek Mandal is a Kolkata-born visual artist, photographer and multidisciplinary creative whose work spans photography, scenography, music and visual culture. Before founding The Neo Art Magazine, he worked across television, film and photography in India and Europe. As Editor-in-Chief, he leads the magazine’s editorial and visual direction, with a focus on art-market change, contemporary practice and the evolving relationship between culture, technology and commerce.
Sreerupa Sil
CO-FOUNDER & BUSINESS HEAD
Sreerupa Sil is a journalist, editor and cultural communications professional with experience across publishing, editorial development and media-led business initiatives. At The Neo Art Magazine, she leads business development, partnerships and institutional outreach while helping shape the publication’s growth across media, cultural programming and associated platforms.
Priyanka Singh
SENIOR EDITOR
Priyanka Singh is a Delhi-based journalist and editor with experience at BW Businessworld, The New Indian Express and Network18, alongside contributions to publications including The Times of India, The Wire and Climate Home News. Her work brings together reporting, sustainability, society and culture, strengthening TNA’s coverage of the wider contexts in which art and creative industries operate.
Suchismita Majumder
CONSULTING EDITOR
Suchismita Majumder is a Bengaluru-based editor and content strategist with more than 18 years of experience across editorial leadership, corporate content and publishing. Her work has included assignments for Standard Chartered Bank and EY, as well as travel publishing including Lonely Planet Goa for the Indian Traveller. At TNA, she contributes editorial perspective across art, culture and long-form narrative work.
