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The New Delhi-based philanthropist discusses her favorite pieces in ‘OVR:20c’

Collectors’ Picks | Radhika Chopra 

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Collector, patron, and entrepreneur Radhika Chopra has long been an enthusiastic supporter of contemporary art – and&nbsp;especially of artists from the Indian sub-continent. Her New Delhi home is studded with pieces by Subodh Gupta, Bharti Kher, and Zarina Hashmi among many others.&nbsp;Browsing ‘OVR:20c’, she naturally gravitated towards artworks that resonated with her collection: from a mesmerizing sculpture by India devotee&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/catalog/artist/6996/Lynda-Benglis" target="_blank">Lynda Benglis</a> to a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/catalog/artist/8565/Ruth-Asawa" target="_blank">Ruth Asawa</a> drawing redolent of Nasreen Mohamedi’s celebrated grid works. The VIP Preview days of ‘OVR:20c’ run from October 28, 12 noon CET to October 30, 12 noon CET. They will be followed by public days lasting until October 31, 12 midnight CET.&nbsp;To browse all ‘OVR:20c’-related events, log in with your Art Basel profile, and visit our&nbsp;<a href="https://www.artbasel.com/events/browse?eventTypes=402" target="_blank">Events</a> page.

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The New Delhi-based philanthropist discusses her favorite pieces in ‘OVR:20c’ 