BIO
Born into a Tibetan refugee family in Nepal and educated in India, Gyatso Chuteng immigrated to the U.S. in 2005 to pursue his studies in Interior Design and Interior Architecture in San Francisco. After graduation, Gyatso joined BAMO, a leading interior design firm in San Francisco and worked there for many years where he gained solid foundation and exposure into the real world or design, art and architecture. In 2014, he moved to New York City to pursue further opportunities in the design career as well as explore the unparalleled art scene of New York. While working for another leading interior design firm, Gyatso pursued his art career more seriously by dedicating more time and in 2018, he held his first solo exhibition marking a significant milestone in his artistic career.
He has participated in many group exhibitions, most notably “Imago Mundi" an international group exhibition that debuted in Venice Biennale, 2013.He also serves on the advisory board for the Rubin Museum of Art. This involvement reflects his deep passion for art and his commitment to supporting and promoting his cultural heritage.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
May 2018 | Essence, Tibet House gallery, New York
Aug 2018 | ODA Architecture Gallery, New York
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Feb 2020 | Prayer Flags, Windhorse Gallery, Nepal
Nov 2019 | Art for Tibet, Gallery Eight, New York
July 2019 | Unbridled, The Plaxall Gallery, New York
Nov 2018 | Art for Tibet, Tibet House Gallery, New York
Apr 2018 | Around Us, Kate Oh Gallery, New York
Nov 2017 | Art for Tibet, Tibet House Gallery, New York
May 2016 | The Art of Humanity, The Pratt Institute, New York
Sep 2015 | Map of the New Art, Venice, Italy
Aug 2013 | Tibet: Made by Tibetans, Imago Mundi, Venice, Italy
