Featured in Sloane Square magazine!
Delighted to see this wonderfully worded article in the latest issue of @sloanesquaremagThankyou Will for the friendly chat out of which you clearly extracted a great deal. I really enjoyed speaking to you and this is a lovely article.
EXTRACT FROM THE ARTICLE:
‘KNOWN FOR HIS EVOCATIVE PLEIN AIR PAINTINGS, CADOGAN AWARD-WINNING ARTIST TUSHAR SABALE SEES CHELSEA AS HIS STUDIO’
“I have got an elephant’s memory”. Tushar Sabale tells me when I ask him if he can remember the first time he performed a creative act. It happened aged five, sitting on the floor of his family home in Nashik, near Mumbai, where he drew a mythological figure on a gridded notebook. “ I used a pen, not a pencil”, Sabale recalls, startled by his youthful self-confidence.
He references John Singer Sargent, the great American expatriate who also worked en plein air and had a studio at 31 Tite Street. “I don’t think anybody ranks above him in terms of technical ability”, he says.
Sabale will spend a great of 2025 wandering Chelsea’s streets, working in all weather, day and night. ‘Chelsea has become my big studio, he says.
“It’s my place now”.