Tag: Vietnam
Guns, Guerrillas, Music Videos: The Propeller Group at the MCA Chicago and James Cohan
Two recent shows of new work by the Propeller Group.
Power and Politics in the Paintings of Nguyen Manh Hung
A show of paintings in Ho Chi Minh City subtly inserts subversive content into the censored art scene of Vietnam.
Superflex in “Bloodflames Revisited” at Paul Kasmin
This simple study of fire destroying a Mercedes is mesmerizing and scary.
From Vietnam: Some Hanoi Artists
In his second dispatch from the Vietnamese capital, Joe Fyfe visits the studios of Vu Dan Tan, Maritta Nurmi, Phuong Nguyen Linh, Pham Ngoc Duong. I once visited a famous American painter, getting old by that time, who had spent his formative artistic years in Paris before returning to the U.S. Commenting on another American artist … Continued
Report from Hanoi
Rienke Enghardt and Tran Trung Tin at Art Vietnam, Hanoi HANOI–Areas of the city feature numerous art galleries aimed primarily at the tourist business. Hundreds of insipid decorative paintings are for sale. Oddly, there is more than an occasional almost interesting one. Some of the more adventurous Hanoi artists also produce for the commercial painting … Continued
