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SUMMARY:นิทรรศการ \"A Tale Of Two Tribes\"
DESCRIPTION:Art Exhibition: A Tale Of Two Tribes\nArtists: Nguyen Quan
 g Huy, Vietnam and Zaw Win Pe, Myanmar\nDates: 27 April – 25 May, 20
 13\nVenue: Thavibu Gallery\nOpening: Saturday 27th April at 5 pm\nOpen
 : Monday – Saturday: 11:00 – 19:00\nThis exhibition features oil p
 aintings by the Myanmar artist Zaw Win Pe and the Vietnamese artist Ng
 uyen Quang Huy – with series of highland landscapes in the two count
 ries and portraits of the peoples residing in these 'hill tribe' areas
 .\nThe hill tribes of Myanmar’s Shan State and North Vietnam’s Lao
  Cai district are highly regarded for their unique culture and traditi
 ons that they have preserved despite the various influences and respec
 tive changes that have impacted both their nations. Zaw Win Pe from My
 anmar and Nguyen Quang Huy from Vietnam have both been fascinated and 
 inspired by the environments of the hill tribes of their countries. Wi
 thin their own perspective they capture the essence of their subjects 
 through their own unique artistic vocabulary while at the same time br
 inging their audiences closer to the cultural nuances of Myanmar and V
 ietnam.\nZaw Win Pe is renowned for his Shan Landscapes, which he depi
 cts through his vibrant palette and richly textured paintings. The und
 ulating hills are portrayed through a variety of colors of the day. Hi
 s portraits of the Pa-O people are filled with character that articula
 tes their unique culture and habitat. Zaw Win Pe is 53 years old and p
 ursued his studies at the State School of Fine Arts in Yangon. His int
 ernational exhibitions include venues in Hong Kong, Singapore, USA, Ma
 laysia, Thailand, India, Canada, and France. His works can be found in
  the collection of the Singapore Art Museum.\nIn contrast, Nguyen Quan
 g Huy’s depictions of women from the Hmong people are soft and mello
 w. Through a very different palette, he articulates the grace and beau
 ty, for which they are renowned. His landscapes of the mountainous Nor
 th Western region of Vietnam are quiet and misty. Nguyen Quang Huy is 
 42 years old and studied at the Hanoi Fine Arts University as well as 
 participated in residencies in Germany, Australia and the USA. He also
  examines the relationship between people and the land or environment 
 in which they live. He has participated in many international exhibiti
 ons and his works are included in the permanent collection of the Fuku
 oka Asian Art Museum, Japan and the World Bank Art Program, USA.\n\nFo
 r more information visit http://www.portfolios.net/events/a-tale-of-tw
 o-tribes
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Bangkok:20130427T000000
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CATEGORIES:art, exhibition, painting
LOCATION:Thavibu Gallery
WEBSITE:http://www.thavibu.com
URL:http://www.thavibu.com
CONTACT:02 266 5454
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