Art – Spaces – Us is an online exhibition that took place in April 2020. The exhibition was originally planned to open at Myanm/art gallery space in… Read more “ART – SPACES – US”
Tag: contemporary art in Myanmar
INK LAKE: MARIA BRINCH & AUNG MYINT
Maria is fascinated by hanging laundry. When she lived in Yangon briefly in 2008, she found that the clothing hanging on the lines outside people’s homes somehow… Read more “INK LAKE: MARIA BRINCH & AUNG MYINT”
ZUN EI PHYU: 5 SENSES LAB
There are only six things that we can do inside our minds that we can recall or create: words, pictures, sounds, tastes, smells and feeling). They are… Read more “ZUN EI PHYU: 5 SENSES LAB”
GOD COMPLEX: BART WAS NOT HERE
God Complex by Bart Was Not Here Stories are perspectives and series of situations. God Complex is a place of unapologetic personal perspective. It is a fictional… Read more “GOD COMPLEX: BART WAS NOT HERE”
S.E.A. FOCUS
Myanm/Art partners with artist Zoncy and the first edition of S.E.A Focus Art Fair in Singapore to present her newest photo series. Zon Sapal Phyu (Zoncy) (b.… Read more “S.E.A. FOCUS”
SERPENTINE: SOE YU NWE
SOE YU NWE: ARTIST STATEMENT In my work, I explore different ways of expressing my experience of alienation, confusion and pain as a cultural outsider by creating… Read more “SERPENTINE: SOE YU NWE”
Being 365: Emily Phyo
UPDATE: Being 365 featured in Frieze magazine Critic’s Guide to Southeast Asia. Check out the link here! In a lengthy portrait series, artist Emily Phyo, a performance… Read more “Being 365: Emily Phyo”
THE SEGMENTS: Aung Myat Htay
Aung Myat Htay only uses straight and curved line in his series, The Segments. There are no other representations. Less is more. “In our lives, we live… Read more “THE SEGMENTS: Aung Myat Htay”
Hybrids: Thynn Lei Nwe
I am asked over and over why I paint hybrids. And to every questioner, I ask “Do you ever get tired of looking at the same person… Read more “Hybrids: Thynn Lei Nwe”
All in Jest: Lwin Oo Maung
Three years ago, Lwin Oo Maung sold 3 small paintings, 12 x 12 inches each. They were a Naga (dragon), a Phoenix (bird), and a Lion –… Read more “All in Jest: Lwin Oo Maung “
