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23 November, 2006 |
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Quartet - Working with ink, charcoal and acrylic on canvas the artist explores the intimate interaction of his female subjects with their chosen instrument. |
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26 October, 2006 |
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Round and Round and Round - Norberto Careting (Philippines). The textures are perceptibly moving, even vibrating. When light – whether natural or artificial – falls on the works, they assume a multi-faceted visuality, throbbing and pulsating in the glow. |
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26 September, 2006 |
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Karina Wisniewska (Switzerland)
Inner and Outer Landscapes - The artists explore the importance of a balanced inner emotional life and the everyday face we put on things to cope. |
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04 July, 2006 |
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A Slice of Life - Mai Aung (Vietnam) Quietly emotional and determined in her impressionist / expressionist style, Mai Anh leads viewers of her art through memories and experiences of the rituals and concerns of women around her. |
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13 June, 2006 |
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Tactile Mind - De Guzman has expanded his palette to a much wider colour spectrum. His works are still rendered in his trademark finger-painted style of broad lines, but are now seen to have a more flowing and less structured form. |
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27 April, 2006 |
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Rosi Helms (Australia)
Divas Devine! - One cannot help be captivated by the paintings of the women and wonder who they are. It is like being transported to another time and you are given a key to a secret room where you can view and watch their private moments and hear their inner thoughts. |
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18 March, 2006 |
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Allure - Inspired by her sixth sense of the sensual human form, Wang (Singapore) has infused her roots of Chinese culture, where each movement is the beginning of an expression and a way of communication. |
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14 February, 2006 |
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Maung Aw (Burma)
A Taste of Colour - The luminosity of his palette captures the tropical sunlight and its essence remains in his paintings. |
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