Participating with a selective group of galleries from the broader Asia Pacific region and Australian galleries representing Asian artists. Exciting work by artists; Thien Truong, Nguyen Dinh Hien , Nguyen Minh Thanh, Nguyen Huong Giang and other contemporary artists. Featuring a selection of original propaganda posters and a selection of hand painted copies of original propaganda work.
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In Nguyen Dinh Hien’s work the artist expresses the fun and rhythm of his family life in bold and vibrant forms and colours. The medium is acrylic on paper and traditional Vietnamese Do paper, measurements vary between 51 cm x 79 cm.
[exhibition preview] [Nguyen Dinh Hien's profile]
Deborah Salter Fine art has teamed up with MiFA in a non commercial exhibition to show a collection of original propaganda posters reflecting four decades in the development of modern Vietnam from the 1950's to the mid 1980's.
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Nguyen Xuan Long’s delicate and intricate works explore his relationship and passion for Vietnamese proverbs. Passed down from ancestor to ancestor Nguyen seeks advice and guidance in these proverbs in his quest to understand himself. Within these images Nguyen encourages the viewer to reflect on this timeless source of knowledge in their own search for meaning.
[collection of work] [Nguyen Xuang Long's
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“My paintings are my voice...” a collection
of powerful work by Hanoi based artist Giang Nguyen (b.1974).
Giang explores personal feelings about identity, gender and
sexuality. In an extraordinary and innovative mixing of media,
Giang weds traditional Vietnamese lacquer and oil paint to
create revealing and expressive shapes. Each is executed with
exquisite finesse, is richly organic and deeply personal.
“My paintings are my voice – a voice for other
women like myself … lonely in a society that holds prejudices
against homosexuals…” Giang.
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“Home and Harmony" is the 4th in a series of sell out exhibitions brought to Melbourne by Deborah Salter Fine Art from Hanoi, Vietnam.
Familiar figures and themes are prevalent again in Nguyen Dinh Hien’s recent work in which the artist expresses the fun and rhythm of his family life in bold and vibrant forms and colours. The medium is acrylic on paper and all work measures 57.5 x 73 cm.
[exhibition preview] [Nguyen Dinh Hien's profile]
After two sell out exhibitions in 2006 and 2007 Nguyen Dinh
Hien returns for a solo show. The celebration of ‘My
Family’ is the theme of Hien’s new series of works
on paper. Hien continues to play his game of hide and seek
with quirky bold compositions in vibrant colours to express
the artist’s joy in traditional Vietnamese family life.
At a time of celebration these affordable original framed
works make perfect gifts.
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preview] [Nguyen Dinh Hien's profile]
Featuring work on paper by Nguyen Dinh
Hien, Nguyen Pham Son, Tran Nguyen Hieu, Nguyen Minh Thanh,
Nguyen Than, Nguyen Bui Hien. Also previewing a forthcoming
exhibiton of original propaganda paintings 1950s-1980s.
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The first time in Australia an exhibition
of paintings and works on paper by a non-mainstream
art group from Vietnam, Hanoi Link. Hanoi Link is a
group of 12 artists working in a number of areas of
contemporary art, whose mission is to create an alternative
discourse to mainstream Vietnamese art by exploring
identity in a challenging and progressive culture. Hanoi
Link paintings endeavor to capture the spirit of a young
community, and the Hanoi Link members wish to show an
international audience a new aesthetic which pushes
the traditional boundaries.
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