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when: 29 January 2022 - 13 February 2022 | | cost: Free | address: 362 George St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia | website: http://sydneylunarfestival.com
published: 28 Jan 2022, 5 min read
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The Tiger design looks to the past for inspiration, but has a confident, fresh approach, much like the characteristics of those born in the year of the Tiger.
With its intense gaze, the distinctive tiger has stripes made from fragments of Chinese calligraphy, taken from a famous Tang Dynasty poem by the renowned poet Li Bai.
2022 is the Year of the Water Tiger. The poem was chosen for its symbolism, as the poet's friend departs on a yacht down the Yangtze River.
Auspicious gold is the colour of prosperity and fortune, and green the colour of hope, harmony and growth. The colours are also a subtle nod to a uniquely Australian celebration of the Lunar New Year.
About the artist:
Claudia Chan Shaw is a fashion designer, artist, curator, television and radio presenter, author, public speaker, and collector. She has a BA in Visual Communications Design from Sydney College of the Arts.
Claudia is co-designer and director for the internationally acclaimed Australian fashion label, Vivian Chan Shaw, with the designs represented in the permanent collection of the Powerhouse Museum.
Solo exhibitions:
She contributes to design and collecting publications and has curated a number of exhibitions. She is also an installation artist and photo artist; has held several solo exhibitions, and been a part of the Head On Photo Festival.
Claudia was the curator for Lunar New Year activities at World Square, Sydney (2019-2021). She designed the Warrior Ox (2021), The Ratrobats (2020), featuring eight playful acrobat Rat sculptures and conceived the Three (not so) Little Pigs installation of three whimsical 2.8m pigs doing a fan dance. The campaign was extremely successful. The pigs had their own hashtag created for Chinese visitors, resulting in over 10 million views on Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo.
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The Tiger design looks to the past for inspiration, but has a confident, fresh approach, much like the characteristics of those born in the year of the Tiger.
With its intense gaze, the distinctive tiger has stripes made from fragments of Chinese calligraphy, taken from a famous Tang Dynasty poem by the renowned poet Li Bai.
2022 is the Year of the Water Tiger. The poem was chosen for its symbolism, as the poet's friend departs on a yacht down the Yangtze River.
Auspicious gold is the colour of prosperity and fortune, and green the colour of hope, harmony and growth. The colours are also a subtle nod to a uniquely Australian celebration of the Lunar New Year.
About the artist:
Claudia Chan Shaw is a fashion designer, artist, curator, television and radio presenter, author, public speaker, and collector. She has a BA in Visual Communications Design from Sydney College of the Arts.
Claudia is co-designer and director for the internationally acclaimed Australian fashion label, Vivian Chan Shaw, with the designs represented in the permanent collection of the Powerhouse Museum.
Solo exhibitions:
She contributes to design and collecting publications and has curated a number of exhibitions. She is also an installation artist and photo artist; has held several solo exhibitions, and been a part of the Head On Photo Festival.
Claudia was the curator for Lunar New Year activities at World Square, Sydney (2019-2021). She designed the Warrior Ox (2021), The Ratrobats (2020), featuring eight playful acrobat Rat sculptures and conceived the Three (not so) Little Pigs installation of three whimsical 2.8m pigs doing a fan dance. The campaign was extremely successful. The pigs had their own hashtag created for Chinese visitors, resulting in over 10 million views on Chinese microblogging website Sina Weibo.
Go see Banner Galleries: Claudia Chan Shaw - Tiger Tiger 2022.
Banner Galleries: Claudia Chan Shaw - Tiger Tiger 2022 is on 29 January 2022 - 13 February 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney. Call 02 9265 9333 for details. Visit their website at http://sydneylunarfestival.com.
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Event Details
what: Banner Galleries: Claudia Chan Shaw - Tiger Tiger 2022
when: 29 January 2022 - 13 February 2022
start time/end time: Every day, all day | Saturday 29 January to Sunday 13 February
website: http://sydneylunarfestival.com
phone: 02 9265 9333
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
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