Tansbao Gallery, established in 2018 and based in Taipei, is one of the few art galleries dedicated to promoting modern and contemporary art from the Himalayan region. The gallery serves as a vital platform advocating for artistic practices that explore themes of diaspora, identity, and cultural displacement within the broader context of Himalayan contemporary art. Tansbao represents a roster of internationally acclaimed artists, including Tsherin Sherpa, who represented Nepal in its first-ever national pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022, Lain Singh Bangdel, a seminal figure in the development of Nepali modern art—widely recognized as the "father of modern Nepali art" — whose work spans painting, literature, and cultural preservation, and Asha Kama, regarded as the "father of contemporary Bhutanese art." Through their work, these artists articulate complex experiences of displacement and hybridity, reflecting the gallery’s ongoing commitment to amplifying the voices of diasporic Himalayan artists. In addition to its focus on the Himalayan region, Tansbao Gallery actively engages with the diverse landscape of contemporary East Asian art. It represents globally recognized diaspora artists of Eastern heritage and is dedicated to cultivating emerging talent in Taiwan. Guided by the ethos of "drawing from tradition to innovate," the gallery explores how East Asian aesthetics can be reimagined and expressed through a contemporary visual language. In addition to curating exhibitions in its Taipei space, Tansbao participates in international art fairs and collaborates with museums to broaden the scope of international art history. It also serves as a board member of the Taiwan Art Gallery Association. With a unique art historical perspective and deep regional insight, the gallery seeks to introduce rare and compelling artistic languages and cultural narratives from Asia—particularly the Himalayan and East Asian diasporas—into the global art discourse.