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A student in the last class of
the Ecole des Beaux - Arts de l'Indochine, Nguyen Tu Nghiem joined
the Resistance forces in 1945 and taught in the Viet Bac Fine -
Arts College.
For 40 years, Nguyen Tu Nghiem has drawn upon the arts of the village
to shape a distinctive modern Vietnamese art. He sought inspiration
in the country's traditional culture rather than in the art of the
West. A trailblazer and model for many Northern artists, young and
old, Nghiem's work vividly demonstrates the kinship between traditional
Vietnamese culture and the spirit of Western modernism. His paintings
of village dances & festivals, national myths & literature
and zodiac figures have captured the immediacy, energy and innocent
exuberance of those village arts.
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| Nguyen Tu Nghiem Born in 1922, Nghe An.
Trained at L' Ecole des Beaux - Arts de l'Indochine, Hanoi.
Lives in Hanoi.
His Art works... |
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With a palette of
warm, hot, and sometimes garish colors, Tran Luu Hau is prone to
an expressionistic style but his look is clearly introverted. He
never paints things objectively as they appear before our senses,
but always imbrue them with the light of his conscience before expressing
them by the use of artistic means. Tran Luu Hau's Arts has been
consistent, continuous, unique and powerful all the way through
his artistic life's work. And - it seems - what have been created
by those hands present a contrast with his age: The older he is,
the more beautiful his paintings look! The more he is advanced in
years, the more rule-breaking the painter will make! |
| Tran Luu Hau
Born in 1928, Ninh Binh.
Trained at the 'Resistance Course' of the Fine - Arts School and
at the Surikov Fine - Arts Institute (in the former Soviet Union).
Lives and works in Hanoi.
His Art works...
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Self taught artist. Began working
as illustrator in Vietnam Cartoon Film Factory in 1961. By 1972
he had achieved the position of Cartoon Film Director with Vietnam
Television.
Today, his paintings are characterised by strong contrasting colour
fields in pure hue and intensity. While deeply rooted in the Asian
tradition of painting his works yield a surprisingly modernistic
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| Nguyen Dinh Dung
Born in 1943 in Hanoi.
Lives and works in Hanoi.
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Like other artists
in the group, Dang Xuan Hoa has a common expressionistic - abstractionist
orientation combined with traditional humanistic ideas but with
his own drawing style. Humans and objects are his two main topics
and probably follow him throughout his life. In terms of single
figure as well as regarding the general structure, Hoa equally owns
the power of simplification and deepening. In any instance, sketches
of a few strokes or real portrayal of personages, pictures of a
few or a great many figures, sketchy or elaborate pictures, there
always emanates a sensation of perfection from his artworks. For
him, painting is a process of spiritual development in which love
and respect for life serve as a way to better understand himself. |
Dang
Xuan Hoa
Born in 1959 in Nam Dinh.
Trained at the Hanoi College of Fine - Arts.
Lives in Hanoi.
Member of the GANG OF FIVE.*
His Art works... |
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Hoang Hong Cam offers no detailed
accounts of specific domestic scenes, as does Hoa, but creates hightly
charged poetic images in which human relationships and feelings
are implied rather than expressed. Never having left Vietnam, he
has a deep interest in indigenous folk art and a strong affinity
with the unspoilt countryside. Unsophisticated peasants with their
simple joys are the subjects of his paintings. He wants to express
the feeling they have for life, not by facial expression or violent
gesture but by the arrangement of forms and colours, leaving out
all superflous details. |
| Hoang
Hong Cam
Born in 1959 in Hanoi-Vietnam.
Graduated from the Hanoi College of Fine Arts and Industrial Design
in 1983.
Lives in Hanoi
Illustration prize for Literature and Newspapers.
Member of the Vietnamese Fine Art Association
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* GANG
OF FIVE (Ha Tri Hieu, Pham Quang Vinh, Hong Viet Dung, Tran Luong and
Dang Xuan Hoa) - The first Vietnamese group of neo-expressionist artists
to gain international acclaim.
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