Tarah Singh is a Guyanese American Artist who was raised in Western North Carolina. She is a visionary creative working in any media to communicate with the world around her. She often states that “words are NOT her medium”, rather she relies on brushstrokes, color, and textures in paintings or sculptures to initiate conversations with her audience. She is multi-faceted, with experience as a designer, stylist, consultant, chef, welder, painter, and mother, just to name a few… With her dedication to the plight of women and youth across the globe and the uplifting of other creatives, Tarah strongly believes that artists are historians, creative problem solvers, and experienced curators.  Without a creator, nothing comes into existence.

Tarah is passionate about helping other artists and has started her own non-profit, Imprint Artist Collective, a collective of artists and creatives with over 20 years of experience in the industry, dedicated to empowering other artists with the skills and tools to thrive in life and the marketplace. Their mission is to provide programming, workshops, and funding to help artists and creatives develop and discover their artistic process as well as build resilience through financial sustainability and business acumen.

Artist’s Statement

Singh’s work is a conscious integration of her feminine energy, encounters, and heritage. She strives to create an amalgam of her experiences and dreams, providing a visual dichotomy between the raw emotions of her reality and her tender compassion towards humanity. Her goal as an artist isn't to make pretty pictures, but instead to have the viewer get a glimpse through her eyes as she documents the world around her.