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Opening Reception of Pema Rinzin third solo show ‘Wings of Joy” at Joshua Liner Gallery , Chelsea, New York.
The show will be open from March 17 – April 16, 2016.
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin. Contemporary Tibetan Artist, Curator, Founder, Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio (School).
Kevin C.Gillespie’s freehand sketching work in progress of his 1st master course.He has been studying New York Tibetan Art Studio School for approximately 8 years.He is both an accomplished contemporary artist as well as Scenic artist.He is South African born live and working in Brooklyn NY.His work has been both collected and worked internationally.
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.Contemporary Tibetan Artist, Founder, Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio (School)
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.Contemporary Tibetan Artist,Founder,Critic and teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio.
Kevin Connolly master course drawing (brushwork in progress)
Kevin has been studying at New York Tibetan Art Studio for over 8 years.
He is both accomplished in contemporary Fine Art as well as Scenic Arts.
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin. (Contemporary Tibetan Artist & Founder,Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio).
Work in progress NYTAS
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.Contemporary Tibetan Artist,Founder ,Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.Contemporary Tibetan Artist,Founder,Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio.
NEW VOICES: New York Tibetan Art Studio is pleased to announce its inaugural group exhibition at Active Space in Brooklyn, New York.
Date & Time: Friday, August 15, 2014 at 7:00pm.
Curated by: Mr. Pema Rinzin; Contemporary Tibetan Artist & Founder of New York Tibetan Art Studio.
Thank you to all who donated money at the NYC Tibetan Art Studio Nepal Fundraiser on May 16. I finally made the check and proceeds will go to Nawang Tsering Gurung and the Ghiling Relief Aid in Mustang to help rebuild their village. The amount of $1800 will go a long way there.
I have known Nawang for 6 years and he approached me for help when the earthquake first happened on April 29. I did not tell him about my fundraiser until today because I was not sure I would be able to make a promise. Today I discussed with him how the money will be spent and the donation will directly go towards rebuilding the local villagers’ homes. This I believe is the most urgent priority for the Nepalese people in this area in Mustang and Nepal as a whole. Posted are photos from Mustang and they are also available online at http://www.drokpa.org.
The New York Tibetan Art Studio would like to show its deepest gratitude to Ana Velasco Lacayo, Tad Fettig, Kevin Connolly, Renee Dorski, Yoni Zilber, Kate Oh Trabulsi, David Dbar Demers, Yonghee Joe, Alba Páramo, Stacey Feldman, Michela Muserra, Tenzin Dolkar, Tim Laursen, Michael Dunn, Susan Gray, Augustine Kim, Shinji Horizakura, and Pema Rinzin.
Brush work in progress at New York Tibetan Art Studio
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.
Contemporary Tibetan Artist & Founder,Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio.
Kevin Connolly, master course drawing, work in progress.
Kevin has been studying at New York Tibetan Art Studio for over 8 years.
He is both accomplished in contemporary fine art as well as scenic arts. He is currently working on the production of The Knick, a period production of series highlighting the surgical exploits of the Knickerbocker hospital in NYC around 1900. He also has a studio in the creative hub of Brooklyn.
Photo Courtesy of Pema Rinzin.
Contemporary Tibetan Artist & Founder,Critic and Teacher at New York Tibetan Art Studio.
New York Tibetan Art Studio 