Newsletter for Winter 2019

We are expecting you to our happening event on 1st March Two great Tibetan Artists join together and celebrate life’s moments! The Singer Tenzin Choegyal will make you fly to the Himalayas! The Painter Tashi Norbu will make you find your inner peace! 6th - 7th - 8th September Tashi participated at the Rensenpark Park Festival with a Live Painting Performance and Tibetan Mantra Lounge.
 

At the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art in Rensenpark Emmen , The Netherlands.  We have the privilege to present to our Audience, Fans and Tibet lovers the great Musical Director and Composer Tenzin Choegyal (Tibetan Musician). The Tibetan Nomad, the Refugee, the outstanding vocalist whose voice seems to take flight and soar above the Himalayas, to find its way to the Homeland he has been denied, Tibet. Just as the Artist Tashi Norbu, Tenzin Choegyal expresses and preserves his Tibetan heritage and sheds light on the contemporary challenges of the West. He is combining Classical Western and Contemporary Music with Ancient, Tibetan Traditional Music.

Dutch musicians from Drenthe province and Amsterdam will accompany Choegyal, while Tashi Norbu contributes his own spectacular live painting and drawing inspired by Tenzin’s voice and music. Featured supporting musicians will include Christy Von Beansprout Percussionist, Anne Satter Guitarist, Xavier Boot Pianist, Azer Cirttan Vocalist.

Tashi Norbu inspirations create new paintings, based on Mandalas and their meaning. They become masterpieces in the hands of the Artist and manifest our inner journey through our own Mandala, representing a large ecosystem and the intricacy of the Universe, that exceeds our consciousness; and here Artist’s three Mandalas out of his series:

 

An excellent program for all yoga/spiritual/wellness/health centers by Tashi Norbu. Exploring into his Artistic activities the Artist will present a unique event at the Urban Life Health Centre in Zoetermeer celebrating life and happiness. 

 

Starting with a live painting performance, the Artist installed the above giant Mandala painting -under commission- on the walls of the Centre, specially made for their Anniversary event and recited Tibetan Mantras for blessing the whole space.  A workshop was followed where the participants under the guidance of Tashi and his Team made beautiful paintings with colors of their choice to suit their home’s decoration.

 

On 5th February Tibetan New Year, Tashi Norbu from the Musuem of Contemporary Tibetan Art, Emmen, makes the following announcement.

“I thank and I appreciate all United Nations For Tibet Aministrators and Personnel, for their on going concern to keep the Tibetan spirit alive in all Continents. The Museum of Contemporarty Tibean Art - Tashi Norbu will always support the UNFT page for the preservation of Tibetan Art and Culture and send messages about peace, harmony, environmental concerns in this planet. We, all Tibetans as well as Tibet lovers, shall be united this year too, letting people of the world know more and more about Tibet and its culture, learning from them in return; thus building good fortune, bliss, solidarity and peace on Earth. So let's all celebrate the Earth pig sign, which will prove to be the idealistic sign of a year full of achieved goals”.


The Artist Tashi Norbu and Team, celebrate at the Museum the Losar- Tibetan New Year. Altar and traditional Tibetan cookies accompanied by Tibetan butter tea have already taken their space at the Museum. ༄། ། ལཽ་གསར་བཀྲིས་བདེ་ལེགས།།  “Tashi Delek”

 

An Inauguration event was given at the Musuem 10th Feb., celebrating Artist’s Tashi Norbu Book launch, which is the first Tibetan Book distributed to all Tibetan Schools in India, approved by the Department of Education of the Central Tibetan Administration, signed instantly by Artist’s hand.

 

On 14th February, St. Valentine’s Day Tashi Norbu at the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art, paints the city of butterflies, Emmen, on a heart shape canvas. Motivated by this town, known as the town of Butterflies, he creates an Artwork on the surface of his canvas, filled with sacred ancient scriptures, while a heart is dominating at the center, fulfilled with beautiful, colorful butterflies. These are the butterflies of Emmen, at the largest European butterfly garden of the past; the Artist suggests the stages of growth and development of a sentient being, such as butterfly, which has four stages. All sentient beings go through different stages of development throughout their lives because nothing is permanent. Change in actions and behaviors are deeply associated with the changes in the stages of life. Butterfly is such an insect, which has a complete lifecycle consisting of separate stages. Known for its lightness, the fluttering of its wings, and especially its metamorphosis from a caterpillar into something more beautiful and powerful, the butterfly of the Artist will symbolizes the soul, reincarnation, resurrection, and femininity, all four concepts in a shape of love!

 

We are expecting you to our great event on 1st March Two great Tibetan Artists join together and celebrate life’s moments!

The Singer Tenzin Choegyal will make you fly to the Himalayas! The Painter Tashi Norbu will make you find your inner peace!

Do not miss the opportunity to meet Tenzin Choegyal, the Ambassador of Tibet, the Tibetan Nomad, the outstanding vocalist who plays the Tithe voice which seems to take flight and soar above the Himalayas to find its way to Tibet. Just as the Artist Tashi Norbu, Tenzin Choegyal expresses and preserves his Tibetan heritage and sheds light on the contemporary challenges of the West. He is combining Classical Western and Contemporary Music with Ancient, Tibetan Traditional Music. 

Dutch musicians from Drenthe province and Amsterdam will accompany Choegyal, while Tashi Norbu contributes his own spectacular live painting, drawing and painting inspired by Tenzin’s songs and music. Featured supporting musicians will include Christy Von Beansprout percussionist, Anne Satter Guitarist, Xavier Boot Pianist, Azer Cirttan.