Sundaram Tagore Gallery

09/10/2026

Susan Weil is in the house! Weil is overseeing the installation of her exhibition Susan Weil: Moving in Space Time at Sundaram Tagore New York.

Join us Thursday, September 17, 6–8 pm for a reception with Susan Weil celebrating the pioneering artist’s fourteenth solo exhibition with Sundaram Tagore Gallery.

Now ninety-six, Weil continues to work in her Brooklyn studio with the curiosity and inventiveness that have defined her practice for more than seven decades. The exhibition brings together work, highlighting her lifelong exploration of the human body, movement, time, and space.

Susan Weil: Moving in Time Space
On view September 10–October 10
Reception with the artist: Thursday, September 17, 6–8 pm

Sundaram Tagore Gallery
542 West 26th Street, New York

Susan Weil Robert Rauschenberg Foundation

08/28/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Sundaram Tagore Singapore for our artist walkthrough of Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight—and a warm thank you to Neha Vedpathak for sharing insights into her extraordinary practice.

If you missed the event, there’s still time to visit. Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight is on view during Singapore Gallery Month which continues through September 13.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Click link in bio ⬆️ to learn more about Neha Vedpathak: In Plain Sight

ContemporaryArt Art Galleries Association SG

08/27/2026

Miya 美夜 Ando
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Thank you so much to Tricycle: The Buddhist Review and Editor-in-chief James Shaheen for the lovely conversation about my Rain Dictionary. Please visit Tricycle Talks podcast. The MIT PressThe MIT Press

08/17/2026

Sending thanks to writer Gautami Reddy, editor Arun Kakar and Artsy for this generous profile. I am grateful.

Born into one of India’s most influential cultural families, Sundaram Tagore has built a global gallery on the principle that art must be shared.

08/14/2026

This Saturday Aug. 15 in Singapore: Join us at Gillman Barracks for an artist walkthrough with Neha Vedpathak Neha Vedpathak

Vedpathak transforms handmade Japanese paper into intricate sculptural works through a meditative, labor-intensive process she calls “plucking,” separating the paper fibers one by one with a tiny pushpin before sewing and staining the material with pigment.

The exhibition is on view during Singapore Gallery Month, presented by the Art Galleries Association of Singapore Art Galleries Association SG with exhibitions and public programming throughout Gillman Barracks.

NEHA VEDPATHAK
In Plain Sight: Land, Body, and Spirit
Artist Walkthrough
Saturday, August 15, 3:30 pm
Sundaram Tagore Gallery
5 Lock Road 01-05
Gillman Barracks, Singapore

07/17/2026

Robin Cembalest
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The shows must go on!

𝐥𝐞𝐡𝐮𝐚𝐮𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐚, Native Hawaiian interdisciplinary artist and barkcloth maker, in her presentation Sundaram Tagore Gallery

Thanks for joining us last night Robin Cembalest ❤️