Jâaipur Contemporary, an online art gallery dedicated solely to presenting works by women of Asian, South Asian and Middle Eastern heritage, recently held an exhibition titled, âEast Rising: New Perspectives from Contemporary Women Artists.â Among the nine artists who showcased their work was Trinidad and Tobago-born Indra Persad Milowe. Milowe, a visual artist living and working in Salem, Massachusetts, presented five new works, which included âHanuman Delivering Ramâs Ring to Sita,â âDraupadi Being Disrobed,â âRamadan During Covid-19â and âYard Sweepers on Carnival Morning.â At the age of 18, as a British Commonwealth Citizen, Milowe received a scholarship to London University and studied general, ophthalmic and psychiatric nursing. She worked for British Nurses Overseas and travelled extensively around the world accompanying hundreds of patients who came for medical care at prestigious London hospitals. After 45 years, she retired and went back to what she loved the most â art.