23 April - 13 May, 2011Group Exhibition of Gallery Artists (Burma)

10 - 30 July, 2009Ode To The Arts

Solo Exhibition
2008
'The Real & The Mythical', Karin Weber Gallery, HK

2004
'Recent Works Solo Exhibition', Sedona Hotel, Yangon, Myanmar
'Pop Art at Studio Square Show', Yangon, Myanmar
'Who is ......?' Show, Mr.Guitar Caf'e, Yangon, Myanmar

2002
'Yellow metal', Art Seasons Gallery, Singapore

2001
'Bed of Rose', performance, IVY Gallery, Yangon, Myanmar
'NCS 2001', performance, The Lokanat Galleries, Yangon, Myanmar
'Full Moon', performance, Yangon, Myanmar

2000
Installation and performance entitled 'FLUORESCENT ART', The Lokanat Galleries , Yangon, Myanmar

1999
'Colors in Rodeo', Rodeo Caf'e, Yangon
Performance entitled 'GREEN MEN', Yangon

1998
The Myanmar Gallery of Contemporary Arts', Yangon, Myanmar

1997
'24', Lakanat Galleries, Yangon, Myanmar
'Nude', IVY Gallery, Yangon, Myanmr

1997
Performance entitled 'On The Road', Yangon

Group Exhibition
2004
'Myanmar Contemporary Art Awards' Yangon(Myanmar) & Hong Kong
'Myanmar Contemporary Art Exhibition', ILBC, Yangon Myanmar

2003
AZLA Gallery

2002
ASEAN ART AWARD, 2nd Prize

2001
'The World's Premier Contemporary Asia Art Fair, Singapore

2000
'Oil Painting Program', The Myanmar Gallery of Contemporary Art, Yangon
'The World's First Fair for Contemporary Art', Singapore
'New Millenium Group Show', Myanmar Gallery Of Contemporary, Yangon

1999
The First Fukuoka ASIA ART TRIENNALE, Japan
Group Show in The Myanmar Gallery of Contemporary Art, Yangon

1998
Myanmar Art 98, Lokanat Galleries, Yangon

1997
Summer Poetary , Lokanat Galleries

1996
Nat Mauk Group Show , Nat Mauk Gallery, Yangon

1995
Oxygen Exhibition, White Line Gallery, Yangon

1994
'Snow Set', Inya Gallery, Yangon

Nyein Chan Su (NCS) was born in 1973 and from an early age he was interested in painting and colour. He is a graduate of the State School of Fine Arts, and has taken part in more than 20 group exhibitions and seven solo shows, including a few exhibitions abroad.

Nats are spirits worshipped in Burma and every year the Burmese artist Nyein Chan Su visits the most famous Taung Pyone Nat festival. Always keen as a child to join in the Nat dancing festival, the artist constantly returns to the Nat dancers as a source of inspiration. "I was totally inspired by those noises: violent and loud music sounds, Nat songs, flower's scent, strong odour of burning smelly sticks, cigar's smell, liquor's smell..."

The artist took several documentary photographs and made vinyls from them. Once they were completed, the artist painted on top of them 'collaborating to the dance.' The resulting works shows great communication, interaction and significance between the layers.

With the artist's bold brushstrokes, the Nat dancers are in a world of their own.