2009 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003
19th September- 20th October 2007
Tibetan / Scottish Art Exchange programme
Artists: Wu Si Ma and Allan McNally
12th - 26th May 2007
Artists: Elena Cecchinato, Mebrak Tareke, Faye Dobinson, Nick Rogers, Anna Bilon, Mek
25th April - 5th May 2007
21st July - 25th August 2006
Artists: Catrina Bass, Faye Dobinson, Gyatso, Gonkar Gyatso, Losang Gyatso, Kesang Lamdark, Nortse, Prue Robinson, Sonam Tsering, Wayne Warren, Celia Washington, Palden Weinreb
15th - 19th March 2006
Artists: Faye Dobinson, Prue Robinson, Hollie Smith
3rd November 2005 - 20th January 2006
14 artists working and living in Lhasa
19th October - 27th October 2005
Exhibition of Elena Cecchinato
12th May - 22nd May 2005
Exhibition of Akbar Mijit
Akbar Mijit was born in Kashgar, an ancient city on the Silk Road in the area now known as the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region of China. As an artist, he was inspired by the vibrant colours and richness of the landscape of his homeland and his dramatic oil paintings express his love of his people and their culture.
The show is curated by Sally Mijit.
17th - 30th March 2005
Choindongiin Khurelbaatar is one of the most respected contemporary Mongolian painters working in the academic tradition and was chairman of the Union of Mongolian Artists until December 2004.
Born in 1959 and educated at art schools in Ulaanbataar and St Petersburg he is technically highly gifted. He focuses on the subjects that are so traditional in Mongolian art; landscapes, still life's, history and Shamanism.
His paintings are precise yet executed in such soft tones and gentle brushstrokes.
The show is organised by 4th world adventure.
25th July - 5th September 2004
The Sweet Tea House presents a major exhibition of works by ten contemporary artists from Lhasa, Tibet. This is the first exhibition of a collection of Tibetan artists works in London.
The exhibition is curated by Gonkar Gyatso and Aline Angeli.
16th November - 16th December 2004
In this new show, titled "Tibetan Word: The Art of Communication", Gonkar explores the theme of cultural relationships to his own hybrid experience.
20th November - 28th December 2003
Exhibition of Gonkar Gyatso
8th October - 5th November 2003
Exhibition of Gade
7th July - 8th August 2009 James Hockey & Foyer Galleries, UCA Farham
The Sweet Tea House collaborated in presenting Wu Sima's painterly observations of a world in ecological and cultural peril at this current (2009) joint exhibition at the James Hockey & Foyer Galleries, Farnham together with John Allen's colourful and celebratory response to his travels in the Himalayas, a highly sensitive area of ecological world importance.