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ArtsThe Japanese hunter who paints her prey Aoi Nagasawa is gaining recognition for large-scale works rooted in nature Japanese artist Aoi Nagasawa searches for birds in the marshlands. [1]
Aussies bare a concealed vein of care for Norman Ian Wooldridge Last updated at 00:00 01 May 1996 BRITISH sports writers are pussycats compared with our Australian counterparts who have a talent for invective that would make Dorothy Parker read like ... [2]
RANGOON — Local artist Su Eaindra will showcase her first solo exhibition at Think Gallery on Nawaday Street in Dagon Township from June 3-6. [3]
YANGON—To his third solo art exhibition, Aung Win has brought a subject completely different from his previous shows. [4]
Chris Wallace is a professor of political history at the University of Canberra and author of the new book "Political Lives: Australian prime ministers and their biographers." OpinionThis time, art speaks louder than wealth in Australia Mining tycoo... [5]
Despite her name—that can be translated into English as tenderness—Nu Nu is a brave woman when it comes to painting. She is never hesitant to change the world with her brushes. Last year, she visited Shan State’s renowned Inle Lake. [6]
YANGON — Born to an editor father and writer mother, Ohn Khaing Zin’s childhood was greatly influenced by various artists. [7]
In his advanced years, Moe Thu, better known by his penname of Maung Moe Thu, has already become inseparable from his walking stick, but is still dancing—on canvas. [8]
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ArtsThe Japanese hunter who paints her prey Aoi Nagasawa is gaining recognition for large-scale works rooted in nature Japanese artist Aoi Nagasawa searches for birds in the marshlands.
Aussies bare a concealed vein of care for Norman Ian Wooldridge Last updated at 00:00 01 May 1996 BRITISH sports writers are pussycats compared with our Australian counterparts who have a talent for invective that would make Dorothy Parker read like
RANGOON — Local artist Su Eaindra will showcase her first solo exhibition at Think Gallery on Nawaday Street in Dagon Township from June 3-6.
YANGON—To his third solo art exhibition, Aung Win has brought a subject completely different from his previous shows.
Chris Wallace is a professor of political history at the University of Canberra and author of the new book "Political Lives: Australian prime ministers and their biographers." OpinionThis time, art speaks louder than wealth in Australia Mining tycoo
Despite her name—that can be translated into English as tenderness—Nu Nu is a brave woman when it comes to painting. She is never hesitant to change the world with her brushes. Last year, she visited Shan State’s renowned Inle Lake.
YANGON — Born to an editor father and writer mother, Ohn Khaing Zin’s childhood was greatly influenced by various artists.
In his advanced years, Moe Thu, better known by his penname of Maung Moe Thu, has already become inseparable from his walking stick, but is still dancing—on canvas.
Only a few of Myanmar’s artists are honored with statues; and of these statues, only a few are regularly visited by people wishing to pay tribute to the artist’s memory. U Thu Kha is one of these select few.
TOKYO -- Miya Ando's place on the contemporary art scene is made all the more remarkable by what she is not. Her palate shimmers with Japanese color and sensibility, but as an artist she is not easily labeled.