Thank you all who came out to support Bunny Wonderland . The exhibition space has been transformed to an ‘Alice in Wonderland’ esque theme by our favourite and resident artist Tammy Nguyen. Many red bunnies were named and adopted for a very good cause — Thien An Orphanage. Bunny Mr. T and Bunny Mary Jane were amongst the adopted bunnies with the most creative names. I named my bunny Alice as i thought it was quite suitable.
Here are some pics from the Jennifer Idrizi exhibition last night at L’Usine. If you have missed it please do stop by to have a look at the New Works. Exhibition runs until December 25th.
Join us tonight from 6-9pm for Jennifer Idrizi’s New Works opening reception at L’Usine!
Hope to see you all there!
Please join us for Jennifer Idrizi’s New Works exhibition this Thursday November 25th, 2010.
Date: November 25, 2010 – December 25, 2010
Artist: Jennifer Idrizi
New works
‘ …the work is about perfection as we are aware of it in our minds but the paintings are
very far from being perfect – completely removed in fact – even as we ourselves are.’
- Agnes Martin
Each work begins with an objective. This objective is open because it is influenced by
material, ability, estimation, mood, time, strength and concentration. There is an
enjoyment and fascination in the work unfolding and revealing itself. Everything is
welcome in the process. All add to the outcome.
The juxtaposition of the initial objective and unpredictable outcome gives rise to
thoughts on order/chaos, nature/culture, control/freedom. One is nothing without the
other. They rely on each other for meaning.
Photos from our current gallery exhibition by Tammy Nguyen. The exhibition will be extended till November 21st, 2010. Check it out if you haven’t already.
To view the press release for ‘My Diary From That Battle of 10,000 Ships’ click here
To view behind the scenes set up for this exhibition click here
To view the gallery opening for this exhibition click here
If you missed the opening to ‘My Dairy From That Battle of 10,000 Ships’ by San Art‘s Tammy Nguyen we captured a few shots for your viewing pleasure. This exhibition will run until November 18th, 2010. Come in and admire the artworks as there is nothing quite like the real thing.
More after the jump
Hey folks! This past weekend we’ve been busy setting up for “My Diary From That Battle of 10,000 Ships” Tammy Nguyen’s solo exhibition from Monday October 18th. Here’s a sneak peak from the installation after the jump.
PRESS RELEASE
Solo exhibition by Tammy Nguyen. Organized by San Art for L’usine.
On Monday, October 18, at 6pm, San Art will open ‘My Diary from that Battle of 10,000 Ships’, a solo exhibition by Ho Chi Minh City based Vietnamese artist, Tammy Nguyen.
Hosted by L’usine and composed of a series of installations that incorporate drawing, painting and embroidery, this will be the artist’s second solo exhibition in Vietnam.
Working with paper and silk, between thread-work and ink, Tammy Nguyen opens a window upon a battle at sea. Ships of ink travel across large pieces of paper accompanied by figures reminiscent of calligraphic pictograms. These warriors rage across an ocean, losing limbs, skin and bone.
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The District Eight Design creators Darren Chew and Andrew Lieberman above. On September 16th we had an opening for our latest exhibition – self titled District Eight Design exhibition displaying an eclectic range of re-invented vintage-esque furniture. The pieces are a fusion of salvaged or vintage materials with handmade custom wood features. Each piece has a distinct character about them. Check it out if you haven’t already. The District Eight show runs to October 16th.
