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Craig Thomas Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City
Nguyễn Tuấn Dũng, Màu Mưa, Colors in the Rain, 2021, Acrylic trên vải canvas, Acrylic on canvas, 80 x 120 cm After a rather quiet 2021 devoid of exhibitions,...
Where Is the Place of Peace
Born and raised in Thanh Hóa Province, Thúy (b. 1988) remains closely tied to her native region and the farming life that was her daily milieu before migrating to...
Slices, a solo exhibition by Ngo Van Sac (Vietnam)
Slices, a solo exhibition of wood burn, acrylic on wood paintings by Hanoi-based artist Ngo Van Sac. In his third solo exhibition at CTG, Ngo Van Sac returns to his...
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Craig Thomas Gallery is pleased to announce details of our two upcoming events for July 2017. The first will be our annual anniversary group exhibition of Vietnamese...
Not just a Museum in Magelang
OHD Museum is a private museum of modern and contemporary Indonesian art, founded and owned by the well-known art collector Dr. Oei Hong Djien (OHD). He started his...
Arie Smit. Painter on Bali
A seminal works on one of Indonesia’s major artists. The Dutch-born artist Arie Smit (1916–2016) first arrived in Batavia in 1938 prior to moving to Bali which...
Black and White, a solo exhibition
Nguyen Quang Son was born and raised in what is commonly referred to as the “lacquer village” in Binh Duong Province. Son says, “Growing up in a family wedded to...
Miguel Braganza’s Journey to Broadway
By: Joan Mae Soco-Bantayan Miguel Braganza II, a New York-based performing artist hailing from the Philippines, looks back to the days when he was still chasing his ...
Ledjar Subroto: The Story of a Yogya-based Puppeteer & a Small but Smart Deer
By: Sita Magfira “Come in. Take a seat, please!” a white-haired man told me after I came in to Ledjar’s house. Ledjar is Yogyakarta-based puppeteer. Located in...
Jecko Siompo: About Papua, Dancing Kangaroos & Hip Hop
By: Gerard Mosterd Being one of the first Europeans to spot Jecko Siompo’s eclectic work I remember watching his In Front of Papua as it was performed at the opening...
