Global Art Presence DAG operates galleries in New Delhi, Mumbai, and New York and has a track record of promoting 20th Century Indian Art globally, presenting an opportunity to target international collectors, museums, and sponsors seeking cross-border exhibitions and collaborations.

Public-Private Trailblazer DAG partnered with the Archaeological Survey of India to inaugurate Drishyakala at Red Fort, highlighting a history of successful large-scale institutional collaborations that can be leveraged for sponsorships, grant-funded projects, and heritage-focused campaigns.

Diverse Offerings The company spans galleries, museums, publishing, archives, and programs for the specially-abled and sight-impaired, creating multiple entry points for partnerships with brands, educational institutions, and accessibility-driven initiatives.

Tech & Outreach Tech stack includes AWS, WordPress, Magento, email marketing, and analytics tools, indicating capacity for digital campaigns, e-commerce collaborations, and data-driven audience growth for art sales, memberships, or subscriptions.

Scale & Growth With 501-1000 employees and a revenue range of 25–50 million, DAG presents mid-market sales opportunities for equipment, services, and enterprise partnerships aligned with expanding galleries, publishing ventures, and archiving projects.