Friday 9 March 2007, 18.30–19.15

Amrita Sher-Gil was one of India's most renowned artists. Born in 1913 to a Hungarian mother and Sikh father, she spent time in Europe and India, but it was in India that her work made the most impact. Introducing a new display of her work, Assistant Curator of Public Programmes, Caroline Brimmer explores Sher-Gil's fascinating life and her importance to the development of Indian modern art.

Tate Modern  Level 5
Free, no bookings taken

  

This event is related to the Amrita Sher-Gil exhibition