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Tara Sabharwal

Tara Sabharwal

Tara Sabharwal was born in Delhi, studied painting at MS University, Baroda and completed her Masters from the Royal College of Art in London on a British Council scholarship. As a student in London, the Victoria and Albert Museum bought her work and she showed at Bernard Jacobson and Christopher Hull galleries.

On returning to India she had solo shows at Art Heritage and Cymroza galleries and after three years left for the UK on the Myles Meehan fellowship. This was followed by the Durham Cathedral fellowship and shows at the Laing Art Gallery, DLI Museum, and the Darlington Art Center along with teaching in Newcastle and Sunderland Art colleges.

In 1990 Tara visited New York and since then lives between India, UK, and NY, making paintings and prints and continuing to show internationally. She has had solo shows at Harewood House, Mercury, La Monte, East-West and Rebecca Hossack galleries in London; Galerie Scherer, Michael Oess, Galerie Schwerpunkt and Martina Janzen in Germany; Henry Street settlement, John Jay, Stephen Harris and Gallery 678 in New York and Art Heritage, Cymroza, Nazar, Sakshi and Art Alive galleries in India. She has shown at HISHIO, Japan, Orvieto arts festival, Italy and Versailles, Chamalieres and Duoro Print Triennials in France and Portugal. In 2013 she has had solo shows at Arts Karsruhe (Germany), Idler Gallery (London), Martina Janzen gallery, Dusseldorf and later at the Manhattan Graphic Center, NYC.

She has taught art at the Guggenheim Museum, Cooper Union, Studio in a school, City University (CUNY) and the Rubin Museum of Art. She has received the Henry Street fellowship, International Cultural Collaboration Grant, Cooper Union Residency, Hishio International Exchange Residency in Japan and her work is in the collection of the British Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum (a second collection) in London, the Peabody Essex Museum in Boston and the Library of Congress in Washington DC.

Artworks By Tara Sabharwal

Exhibitions

In The Forests Of the night

8th December 2023 - 15th December 2023

Agradoot: Agents of Change

22nd September 2023 - 20th November 2023

SUMMER SHOW

1st July 2022 - 15th July 2022

Art Now'19 | Fourth Edition

2nd December 2019 - 30th December 2019

ART NOW' 18 |Third Edition

8th October 2018 - 5th February 2019

The Open Window | Tara Sabharwal

25th September 2017 - 25th October 2017

ART NOW'17 | A Group Show

25th November 2017 - 15th January 2018

In Other Rooms | Tara Sabharwal

2nd September 2013 - 10th October 2013

Art Fairs

Art Mumbai

16th November 2023 - 19th November 2023

India Art Fair 2022

28th April 2022 - 1st May 2022

Abu Dhabi Art Fair 2021

17th November 2021 - 21st November 2021

India Art Fair 2014

30th January 2014 - 2nd February 2014

Art Mumbai 2024

14th November 2024 - 17th November 2024

India Art Fair 2025

6th February 2025 - 9th February 2025

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