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	International Art : Once-segmented markets reach a new level of cohesion.( Art Business News, June 2008) This year, an overwheling international presence descended upon Artexpo New York.
	An Evening of Enchanting Dialogue (The East-West Inquirer June, 2008) A painter and dancer performing together? A new kind of jugalbandhi
	Herd on Wall Street, Masterpiece in Midtown East (Art Business News June, 9 2008) The bull has taken on a new meaning in New York City and Tamarind Art, holds the secret. Tamarind Art, located on 142 East 39th Street, represents one mathematically educated artist by the name of A.V. Llango
	Contemporary Indian Art is Bullish Globally (The South Asian Time, June, 01 2008) With a steady rise in prices of contemporary Indian art at auctions across the world interest in collecting art has peaked in America, the U.K., India, Hong Kong, and other countries.
	GANDHIAN TOUCH :Rare glimpses (India Today, May 12, 2008) Gandhi: A Legacy’, an exhibition of exceptional monochrome photographs accumulated from private collectors, is on display at The Tamarind Arts Council, a New York-based nonprofit corporation.
	Artist AV Ilango's Introspection to show at Tamarind (Indian Express, May 9 2008) INTROSPECTION, a solo exhibition by artist A.V Ilango, will be displayed at the Tamarind Arts Council from May 14 to June 21.
	Glimpses of Mahatma in New York (The Rediff News, 11, April, 2008) Mahatma Gandhi may have died over 60 years ago, yet his legacy lives to the day. Through ideals, writings and photographs, the ´Father of the Nation´ continues to inspire people the world over.
	NY set for 'Gandhi Legacy Month' (OverseasIndian, April 8, 2008) Mahatma Gandhi´s message of social change through non-violence is at the centre of many events organised in New York for ´Gandhi Legacy Month´, the highlight being Philip Glass´ opera "Satyagraha".
	'Gandhi Legacy Month' in New York (India eNews, April 7, 2008) Tamarind Arts Council will hold a photographic exhibition, ´Gandhi: The Legacy´, from April 10 to May 3, at its gallery in Manhattan. The exhibition features some iconic images of Gandhi and captures key events from his life along with rarely seen family portraits.
	New York arts forum to unveil Gandhi exhibition (SiliconIndia, April 01, 2008) The Tamarind Arts Council, a New York-based non-profit corporation, will unveil an exhibition of photographs, "Gandhi: The Legacy", that captures an enduring view of the icon of India´s freedom struggle.
	US arts forum to unveil Gandhi exhibition (Times of India, April 1, 2008) The Tamarind Arts Council, a New York-based non-profit corporation, will unveil an exhibition of photographs, "Gandhi: The Legacy", that captures an enduring view of the icon of India´s freedom struggle.
	Dynamic perception exhibition at Tamarind Art Gallery (The Indian Star, Feb 20, 2008) Showcasing the work of five young Indian artists, who use figurative as a subject matter, a painting exhibition christened “Dynamic Perception” opened at the popular Tamarind Art Gallery in mid-town Manhattan with a grand reception on February 19.
	No show for indian artist after galleries legal tussle (Indian Express, Feb 15 2008) Indian Express : No show for indian artist after galleries legal tussle.
	Art of the abstract: 6 young artists works on display at Tamarind (The Indian Express February 1, 2008) Metaphysical spaces, a painting exhibition by six young talented artists from India, is being shown at Tamarind Art gallery in New York.
	Interview : From Concepts to Performance (Chrysalis Seed Arts Feb, 2008) Sudhir Kumar Duppati is a lecturer in Drawing at the School of Art at Otago Polytechnic. In late 2007, he took up a residency at Henry Luce III College for Arts and Religion, Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC, and exhibited at New York’s Tamarind Art Gallery and Museum.
	Abstract artists at Tamarind Art (India in New York, January 25, 2008) Tamarind Art´s exhibition, Metaphysical Spaces, following its opening January 22, features works by six young and talented artists, all exploring the vast possibilities of abstraction.
	Indian Art in US (IndiaPost.com, Jan,13 2008) The past year was another remarkable one for Indian contemporary art on the global scene -- the market remained strong as several auctions attested, and Indian artists made headlines internationally. Here is a monthly review of some of the news and events that were generated during the last twelve months.
	Indian Colors splashed at Tamarind Gallery (Indian Express, January 4, 2008) Four Indian artists are currently displaying their works," Maps, Metaphors and Mythologies" at Tamarind Art Gallery and the exhibition will be open till January 5.