 Newsletter Autumn 2019
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“A get-together party” of Museum Team
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Volunteers who offer their precious time in helping with our Museum activities. A great time. Tashi offered to his kind supporters a Tibetan Calligraphy workshop and the new Museum cotton bag with our Logo.
A Photo with Bea Venema, Christy von Beansprout, René Braber, Yvette Coenraads, Alejendra, Jaap, Jeffrey, Ami, Ronald, Trystein, Lida, Gerald, Julia, Henk and others; while few more were not available to be present.
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Our Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art -new arrival- bag with our Logo of a Buddha and Tibetan Calligraphy, designed by the Contemporary Tibetan Artist Tashi Norbu. On sale at out Museum shop.
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Tibetan Mantra Lounge at the Museum in September
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Live with a painting performance by the Tibetan artist Tashi Norbu under the percussions musical guidance of Christy von Beansprout and others.
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Our Museum mentioned in the Magazine of Platform Drentse Musea.
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Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art Board is happy to announce that our Museum is now listed in the magazine of Musea Platform Drenthe.
The population of the Province is 491,867 and Drenthe has been populated for 150,000 years. Its biggest city is Emmen with 113.500 inhabitants; in Emmen, visitors are happy to come to our museum amidst the nature of Rensenpark, a former zoo space, where our Museum is located since June 2017.
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The province of Drenthe has 53 Musea. Our aim to co-operate with all Musea in future artistic activities and share common thoughts, ideas and affairs. In the city of Emmen there are 3 Musea.
Platform Drentse Musea has published a magazine in which we are included; we are also included in other regional publications.
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Our museum is located at the Pavilion of the beautiful park of the city of Emmen, called Rensenpark. This makes our Museum amongst the most visited Musea in the area.
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Iris Bierenbroodspot is the Coordinator of the Drentse Musea Platform who helped us enormously to build our activities, interacting with all Musea of Drenthe. Our Museum is represented on the website of drenthe.nl and this way Ms Iris B., also incorporate it, on their new website drentsemusea.nl
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Tashi Norbu and Team of the Museum, participated in the Museum congress of Platform Drentse Musea. It was very inspiring to meet with members of the Head office (as above photo) and members of various Museums.
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The Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art cares not only for the conservation of Tibetan artifacts and objects of artistic, cultural and historical significance. The Tibetan Artist and Museum Founder manages to make a blend of the Traditional and modern culture. A contribution to the society; a great achievement with Artistic Performances held often, displaying the old and the new.
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A wall of nearly 25 sq.m. dedicated to His Holiness Dalai Lama commitments in life which arrived in our Museum from The Tibet Museum of Dharamshala, India.
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Recently the above collection is displayed in the Museum. The first two top pictures refer to collection donated by Museum friend Stefan, from U.S. The rest is a donation by the Initiator/Founder of this Museum, Tibetan Contemporary Artist, Tashi Norbu. The Tibetan Game (lower left corner) is an interesting display.
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New vitrines at the Museum, more Tibetan object on display.
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Beautiful warm colors in an an inspiring atmosphere to spend some time and study the Tibetan Art and culture.
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New statues new forms new aspirations…
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Museum participates in the Paranormaal Alternatief Festival
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Tashi chanting at Museum’s Pavilion in the Festival, during his Tibetan Mantra Lounge. At the background you can see part of his exhibition.
Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art annual participation in Crea Weekend Rijswijk and Paranormaal Alternatief for three days 22nd, 23rd and 24th Nov. 2019
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Scenes from the Tibetan Mantra Lounge with musicians. This was a Creative and Spiritual festival which attracted over 3500 visitors. Museum exhibited some of Tashi’s latest paintings, for which audience showed a great admiration.
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SAVE TIBET! With a Panda Bear!
From our Museum, to “Emmen goes Eco” upcoming Festival!*
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The Giant Panda is so endangered that the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) chose to use a picture of the animal as its logo. Although the Panda’s historical habitat, range falls mostly in Tibet, the Chinese government calls the Giant Panda one of China’s national treasures, and has used the Panda as the focus of several of its major publicity campaigns. Tashi Norbu is creating another outdoor sculpture. This will be a Giant Panda Bear, made out of plastic waste to bring awareness about Tibet’s environment and global ecology too!
Attention recyclers: We collect plastic for an art project!
During the next Emmen goes Eco in April 2020, Tibetan artist Tashi Norbu will be creating a panda bear of 2.5 meters high from plastic waste thus drawing attention to the global plastic waste problem.
Will you help us?
The collection campaign will start on 20th November*.
Preferably with the following properties:
- Hard plastic
- At least 6 square cm big
- Black or white only, (at least dark or light shades)
You can drop off your plastic items, at the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art in the Rensenpark/Emmen. When you get free access to the museum. Opening Museum hours: Wednesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00 pm.
On an earlier edition of Emmen Goes Eco, Tashi Norbu made the Buddha of demolition wood below, which was installed in front of the pond, opposite our Museum in the Rensenpark.-
*The above has been postponed, owing to the government measures, and closure of the Museum, until further notice.
We shall keep you updated.
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On an earlier edition of “Emmen Goes Eco”, Tashi Norbu made the Buddha of demolition wood above, sending a message about environmental awareness. The above Buddha was installed in front of the pond, opposite our Museum in the Rensenpark.- Now is part of the Museum Collection in the Museum Gallery.
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Emmen Volunteer Office, a contribution to our Museum
Emmen volunteer office (VIP) advise us and support us. A good number of volunteers have been working with us now and quite often, more are willing to work with us. They are happy, enjoying our environment as being in a cultural place, thus learning from an interesting Eastern civilization.
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Thank you all of you dear friends and visitors for your time to read our Autumn 2019 news letter. Your interest and support to our Museum, give us strength to carry on with our mission.
Editor/Art Critic- Leela Skitsa
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