The function was covered by several periodicals, as well as a number of TV channels. The ‘Telegraph Metro’ of 10th September 2006 reads –
“’ Not long ago, there was just one private art gallery in the city and that too was interested more in framing pictures than in organizing art shows,’ recalled veteran artist Paritosh Sen at the launch of the new art website, www.contemporaryart-india.com at the Bengal Club on Friday.

The two-day show featured the current ensemble of 47 artists available on this website. Curators Roshmi Raychaudhuri and Baidehi Chatterjee said that the site would, apart from functioning as a sourcing and sales outlet, play an active part in disseminating information on trends in modern Indian art, artworks and artists.

The show is mainly meant to focus on upcoming and unrecognized talents, but there are several big names keeping them company. From the sketches of Rabindranath Tagore to Nikhil Biswas’s ‘Migration’ and ‘Storm Horses’, from Paritosh Sen’s ‘Girl Eating Corn’ to Reba Hore’s ‘Friends’, they all mingle with the experimental and often refreshing works of the young and not-so-young artists.