A Critic's View: Art Reviews of 37 Artists (1965–2013) is a landmark collection of art criticism by Keshav Malik, one of India's most respected art critics, poets, and cultural thinkers. Spanning nearly five decades of writing, the book brings together Malik's reviews and essays on 37 leading Indian artists, documenting the evolution of modern and contemporary Indian art from the 1960s to the early 2010s. As the longtime art critic for both the Hindustan Times and The Times of India, Malik played a significant role in interpreting Indian art for generations of readers.

Rather than serving as a conventional art history book, the volume presents insightful critical essays that examine each artist's visual language, creative philosophy, technique, and contribution to Indian art. Covering painting, sculpture, graphics, and mixed media, the book provides both historical context and personal observations, making it an invaluable resource for students of art history, researchers, collectors, curators, and anyone interested in India's post-independence artistic landscape.