Contemporary Himalayan Art
 Since 17th August, Tallinn 2011

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TEMNIKOVA & KASELA GALLERY

DEDRON graduated from the Art department of Tibet University (Lhasa). She is a member artist of the China Minority Art Association and of the Gedun Choephel Artists' Guild. Two of her paintings were nominated as 'Outstanding Work' in exhibitions displaying art of minorities in China.
www.rossirossi.com/contemporary/artists/dedron/biography

GADE is a founding member of the Gedun Choephel Artists' Guild.
Now a lecturer in the School of Fine Arts, Tibet University
www.rossirossi.com/contemporary/artists/gade/biography

NORTSE was born in Lhasa in 1963 and from 1980 to 1991 studied art at various schools, including Tibet University in Lhasa, the Central Arts Academy in Beijing and the art academies in Guangzhou and Tianjing. www.rossirossi.com/contemporary/artists/nortse/biography

TENZING RIGDOL studied art and art history at the University of Colorado, where he is currently pursuing a master's degree in philosophy. His paintings are the products of collective influences and interpretations of age-old traditions; they are influenced by philosophy; often capture the ongoing issues of human conflicts; and have strong political undertones - for him, politics is an unavoidable element in his art.
www.rossirossi.com/contemporary/artists/tenzing.rigdol/biography

TSERING NYANDAK from 1985 to 1993, lived and studied in Dharamsala (India). In 1999, after returning to Tibet, he started studying art under Tsewang Tashi. He has participated in various exhibitions in China, Germany and Nepal and is a founding member of the Gedun Choephel Artists'Guild. www.rossirossi.com/contemporary/artists/tsering.nyandak/biography




TAM GALLERY

TASHI NORBU was born in Bhutan, but trained as a traditional Tibetan painter in Dharamsala, India. www.tashinorbu.be

GOVINDA SAH `AZAD`comes from the Maithili heartland in southern Nepal. His work investigates spirituality and contemporary social and environmental issues, and has been widely exhibited in his native Nepal, as well as India, the UK and several other European countries. govindasah.com

PREMILA VAN OMMEN is coming for our exhibition from London, who is our artist contributor to the exhibition, as well as great help in organizing of this exhibition. Premila is a member of Satsang Productions and she curated the art exhibitions' part of the UK's Himalaya Film and Cultural Festival.

FLERA BIRMANIS from Latvia. She suites very well to the whole concept of the exhibition - the fusion of the Himalayan art and western art genres and techniques - geographically and professionally she has gone along the opposite way - from the West to the East.
www.saatchionline.com/flera