FYI: Tricycle - Rain Drawings Art Event at Sundaram Tagore Gallery
October 22, 2026 · 6 PM
Sundaram Tagore Gallery, 542 W 26th St, New York
A Tricycle art event at Sundaram Tagore Gallery centered on Miya Ando’s drawings exploring the ephemeral nature of rain, requiring registration with Tricycle.
Explore Miya Ando’s rain drawings at Sundaram Tagore Gallery from 6–8pm; registration with Tricycle is required, and admission is donation-based with a suggested $10 contribution.
Dear Dharma Drink friends, This is an FYI. Tricycle invite us to their art event: * Artist: Miya Ando * Title: Rain Drawing * Gallery: Sundaram Tagore Gallery * Address: 542 W 26th Street * Date: Oct 22, 2026 * Time: 6-8pm * Sponsors: Tricycle & Union Theological Seminary This is an FYI only and not a Meetup event. Any questions please contact Alison at Tricycle \. Must register with Tricycle. [\[ - - REGISTER w/ Tricycle - - \]](https://tricycle.org/events/miya-ando-rain-drawings/) Fee: Donation based (Free but suggested $10) [\[ - - Tricycle Event Info Page - - \]](https://tricycle.org/events/miya-ando-rain-drawings/#) \- \- \- Tricycle Description Below \- \- \- “When you value something truly, you give it a name,” multidisciplinary artist Miya Ando told *Tricycle*’s editor-in-chief, James Shaheen, on a [recent episode of ](https://tricycle.org/podcast/miya-ando/)*[Tricycle Talks](https://tricycle.org/podcast/miya-ando/)*. That’s just what Ando did when she compiled her book, the award-winning *[Water of the Sky: A Dictionary of 2,000](https://tricycle.org/article/miya-ando-impermanence/)*[ ](https://tricycle.org/article/miya-ando-impermanence/)*[Japanese Words for Rain](https://tricycle.org/article/miya-ando-impermanence/)*. Known for depicting impermanence in her work—from clouds to the waxing and waning of the moon—Ando originally set off to capture the transitory, ephemeral, almost invisible nature of rain with a series of drawings.