Photo-Exihibition: In memory of the late Amaryllis Fleming, a loyal supporter of Tibet, a photo-exhibition was organised by the Tibet House Trust at the Crypt Gallery, London from 16 to 28 June, 2002 to coincide with the World Refugee Day. 

The theme of this exhibition was to show independent Tibet, its occupation, Tibetan community in exile and their future vision. 

The British actress Joanna Lumley, a staunch supporter of Tibet, was the chief guest at the opening. Monks from Tashi Lhunpo monastery began the evening function with Tibetan prayers. The gallery was packed with over 130 people standing. 

Pictures by the Tibetan photographer, Tenzin Dorjee formed the core of the exhibit. He also had the chance to speak about his experiences and future projects. 

About 100 people visited the gallery each day. Part of this exhibition was taken to Austria during the Kalachakra teachings in August 2002. This exhibition helped in spreading awareness about the Tibetan situation and the works of Tibet House Trust. It also promoted the works of Tibetan artists in exile. 

This exhibition can be hired free of charge from the Tibet House Trust.

With our funding, Tibet Museum in Dharamsala, highly commended by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, will tour all the Tibetan Settlements and schools in India starting from April 2003.