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04 December, 2009 |
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Win Pe Myint (Burma)
Homage To Nature - The artist Win Pe Myint has created miniature landscape oil paintings showing nature at different times of the day and at different moods. Bringing the minute to splendour, his works are impressionistic and illustrates what Claude Monet once said '...landscape does not exist in its own right ... it is the surrounding atmosphere which gives the true value.' |
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14 October, 2009 |
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Carlo Magno (Philippines)
Vivid Vision - Using a palette knife, sand to create shapes and textures, and a sense of composition exploring the total canvas area, Carlo Magno indulges in all shades of blue. |
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06 September, 2009 |
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Adam Magyar, Tina Buchholtz & Dyn (Hungary, Germany & Singapore)
Defining Urban Life - Adam Magyar, Tina Buchholtz & Dyn - 'Defining Urban Life' Group Exhibition. The artists featured in this exhibition tell us their impression of urban life through their artworks. |
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10 July, 2009 |
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Htein Lin, Hein Thit, Maung Aw, Min Zaw, Nyein Chan Su & Win Pe Myint (Burma)
Ode To The Arts - 'Ode to the Arts' is a celebration of the diversity and freshness of contemporary Burmese art. The artists featured in this exhibition have always maintained originality in their own artistic pursuit. |
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16 June, 2009 |
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Nimchi Yuen (Hong Kong)
Colour Of Silence - Mor Mor's acrylic paintings of water drops against a backdrop of peeling paint is a study of complementary colours and the special quality of water. The animals and birds in Nimchi's works seem to have assumed the characteristics of human beings while her colour palette is so reminiscent of spring. |
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12 May, 2009 |
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Not Maestro Or Diva - In Yang's OPERA SERIES the raw emotions and vulnerability of his subjects is palpable, the artist invites the viewer to study the faces beneath the masks. He is always trying to highlight the tension and struggle of the people amidst China’s economic reform. |
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02 April, 2009 |
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Karina Wisniewska & Carlo Magno (Switzerland & Philippines)
Perfect. Imperfect. - Karina's monochrome works and line paintings featuring in this exhibition resemble symphony movements. Some of her works are homage to avant-garde composers like John Cage. Randomly drawn lines with varying thickness and intensity, and what seems like woven texture brings a timeless appeal to her works. Carlo's trademark is the use of metallic copper and bronze, dabs of circle tempered with shades of grey. His works like Karina’s have strong texture and great control of brushstrokes. |
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11 March, 2009 |
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Dominic Rubio & Tina Buchholtz (Philippines & Germany)
Good Times Bad Times - Dominic Rubio's works are inspired by the Philippines during the latter part of the Spanish and then the early American colonial period. His concern is to capture the nostalgia and romanticism of these periods while giving them a modern sensibility and whimsical appeal. The paintings of Tina Buchholtz are not impressionistic, but her use of rhythm and light is similar to impressionistic paintings. Here, the quaintness with its regular iteration and strictness rather becomes an ornament but systematic atmosphere. |
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05 February, 2009 |
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Geoff Todd (Australia)
We Are - A collection of works in retrospect of Geoff's 'The Arnhem Land Years', a period during the 1980s when he lived and worked with the Aboriginal community in the Northern Territories in Australia. "…there needs to be a human starting point. Art is after all a response to the human existence." said Todd. |
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02 January, 2009 |
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Xu Hei, Wang Xiaoluo, Ba Khine (Burma / China)
Group Exhibition by 3 Gallery Artists - Xu Hei, a master degree student in China Central Academy of Fine Arts, has created a Theatre series in which the all people wear masks and it is impossible to detect the truth.
Wang Xiaoluo, a female artist, graduated from Xu Beihong Art Academy of Renmin University of China, paints with chinese ink. She identifies with the mood and trend of today's young urban Chinese women.
The Burmese artist Ba Khine has his own unique interpretation of the Burmese landscape. |
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