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| Contemporary: A kirigami work by Nguyễn Cát Nguyên, a graduate in interior architecture at Lasalle College of the Arts in Singapore, is on display at All Animals are Equals exhibition at A. Farm, a newly established arts hub in HCM City. — Photo courtesy of the organiser |
Viet Nam News
HCM CITY — A newly established arts hub called A. Farm in HCM City is showcasing works by artists with diverse styles at its debut exhibition All Animals are Equal.
Nguyễn Cát Nguyên, a graduate in interior architecture from Lasalle College of the Arts in Singapore, is introducing kirigami, a variation of origami that includes cutting of paper.
The artist tells stories about life and her passion about architecture.
Nguyên, who is self taught in pop-up and paper art, has collaborated with artists in HCM City to explore a new way of using pop-ups to turn pages into an exhibition archive.
The event features the performance artist Lập Xuân of HCM City whose work comprises performance, installations, drawings and sculptures.
The artist approaches ordinary materials and concepts to convey emotion from everyday objects and actions.
Xuân received a Master’s of Art in art and design from University of New South Wales in Australia, and Bachelor’s of Art from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore.
She has exhibited and performed in Việt Nam and abroad.
The exhibition will also feature Polaroid photos on nature and people by photographer Long Long Long, and paintings from Phạm Trần Việt Nam’s collection called Văn Tế Thập Loại Chúng Sinh (Prayer for Ten Types of Wandering Souls) featuring faces of women and men expressing different feelings.
A. Farm is a hub for artists, cultural workers, events and exhibitions collaboratively managed by the arts organisations Nguyen Art Foundation, MoT+++ and Sàn Art.
The hub is at 96/1 Tân Thới Nhất Street in District 12. The exhibition is open to the public until July 1. — VNS
