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<p>Talwar Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in located at 108 East 16 Street in New York City. We specialize in artist of Indian background. Artist we have featured include: Subba Ghosh, Sheila Makhijani, A.Balasubramaniam, Anjum Singh, Jamini Roy, Zarina Bhimji, Allan deSouza, Rajendra Dhawan, V.S. Gaitonde, M.F. Husain, Ram Kumar, S.H. Raza, Arpita Singh, Paramjit Singh, Jaishri Abichandani, Ameen Dhillon, Mariam Ghani, Bharti Kher, Chitra Ganesh, Raj Kahlon, Anjum Singh, and Shilpa Gupta.
<p>Our first exhibition "Cleaning the Garden", featured the photography and work of Zarina Bhimji. This was followed by an exhibition of the works of L.A. artist Allan deSouza. Also a photographer, Allan creates surreal landscapes from found objects and then photographs his work. This was followed by the exhibition Inner/Outer, contrasting the works of two artists Rajendra Dhawan and Paramjit Singh. This was followed by another two artist show featuring the works of Subba Ghosh and Sheila Makhijani. This contrast was not only one of subject and style but of scale as well. Ghosh's life-like paintings and self portraits were sharply contrasted by Makhijani's smaller abstract organic works. A. Balasubramaniam followed with a exhibit of recent works. Bala's sculpture and other pieces provided for a great show. During the summer, the gallery features the works of MANGO, the South Asian Women's Creative Collective. A great success featuring the works of several female artists in a variety of media. Works were featured by Jaishri Abichandani, Ameen Dhillon, Mariam Ghani, Bharti Kher, Chitra Ganesh, Raj Kahlon, and Shilpa Gupta. Our current exhibition features new paintings by Anjum Singh.
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