The survival of the fittest, the Buddhas in the artwork Dont Miss All The Colours Of The Rainbow Looking For The Pot Of Gold at Queens Wharf after a long hard public space journey. When I went to collect the temples they were all gone. I hope you found your homes my friends.
Help us fly the hopes and dreams of Christchurch’s youth. Fly Me Up To Where You Are Chirstchurch, in conjunction with the Christchurch Arts Festival & Tiffany Singh. Help us make this possible, for more information visit Boosted.
A beautifully captured selection of artworks that were on show for White Night. These moments were captured by the talented Rabi Alburaiky all over Auckland City from the Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland Museum, Queens Wharf, Artstation and Aotea Square. Linking the city in rainbows and spirit!
Fly Me Up To Where You Are; Chirstchurch
Help the dreams of the children in Christchurch fly too; Support the community project in Christchurch this August
Photos from the opening night of Conversations in Mind.
“DON’T MISS ALL THE BEAUTIFUL COLORS OF THE RAINBOW LOOKING FOR THAT POT OF GOLD.” – Tiffany Singh
Artworks for Sale online here!
‘Don’t Miss All The Beautiful Colours Of The Rainbows Looking For That Pot Of Gold‘ was conceived through a desire to extend the idea of art works that examine sacred and healing spaces beyond the gallery and into sites that require balancing. Inviting meditation between artwork and audience with instruments denoting spiritual space. Instruments believed to have a role in healing, through clearing and creating energy around the chosen structures or sites through subtle vibration fields.
Saṃsāra
New work opening at Melanie Roger Gallery April 10th.
Etymology and origin Saṃsāra means “he flows into himself,” to perpetually wander, to pass through states of existence.
Through The Veil I Gently Heard Your Call; An environmental work based on the wind currents of Pukekawa volcano in Aucklands Domain. Here the currents cool quickly creating a whirlwind that wraps around the museum activating the work. These are the install images for the work shown at White Night as apart of the Auckland Arts Festival 2013
Images from the opening of Fly Me Up To Where You Are with the showing of the Robert George film Fly Me Up To Where You Are; Te Waharoa.
“This project is about process, ownership, respect and responsibility. Its about taking control of our vision for the future and turning it into a reality. It also speaks of community, the strengths that we create in our unity and the power of our voices from the heart. This is our space to be heard”
- Tiffany Singh
Details from Dont Miss All The Colours Of The Rainbow Looking For The Pot Of Gold from the Conversations of Mind . Exhibition is on at Queens Wharf till the 23rd March.
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NZ Radio Interview with Tiffany Singh and Robert George.
FLY ME UP TO WHERE YOU ARE: TE WAHAROA
//ROBERT GEORGE and TIFFANY SINGH with LEANNE CLAYTON
//AUCKLAND ARTS FESTIVAL 2013
//ARTSTATION
//OPENS 1 MARCH 5PM - 7:30PM
Trailer for Fly Me Up To Where You Are: Te Waharoa, by Robert George, the beautiful storytelling of the community based work.
Install almost complete!
Opening tomorrow 6pm - 8pm with live music from Five Mile Town, performances and special installations only up for the night.
Featuring:
Chevelle Sands / Claire Cowan / Cleo Barnett / Flox / Helen Clegg / Lane Park / Laura Forest / Lucy Mulholland / Matt Dowman / Meghan Geliza / Natalie Maria / Nigel Roberts / Paris Kirby / Robert George / Tiffany Singh
QUEENS WHARF
89 QUAY ST
OPENING HOURS EVERYDAY 9AM-4PM
26TH FEBRUARY - 23RD MARCH
In the spirit of love, Tiffany Singh and Balamohan Shingade generously shared a blend of Eastern and western tradition on valentines day. Located in the heart of the city, spread out persian rugs and cushions creating an area for appreciating music, feeling loved and cared for in. Balamohan Shingade is a classically trained bhujin singer who performed traditional hindi love songs that speak of Krishna and Radhas epic & historical love story. This enlightened rendition of love, draws on sharing culture & traditional music in the hope to enliven, educate & inspire Auckland city. Tiffany Singh will draw upon a western tradition and hand out flowers to those who are a part of amalgamation of this eastern and western cultural experience.
