1962 Born in Tawau , Malaysia

1976 First art prize at the public gallery “Towner art gallery” Eastbourne , UK while studied at Eastbourne College

1978 First contact with David Hockney

1980 Studied and worked as a traditional hand made picture framer and was introduced to sculpting in wood and guilding

1982 Studied picture restoration and the science of painting and the classical materials under Antonio di Medido

1983 Won first prize and a one man show at the “Union Gallery” in San Francisco

1984 Moved back to London and spent time with David Hockney, Francis Bacon and Gilbert and George. Learnt a lot from them.

1985 Patronized by Sir John Pritchard (conductor) and managed by Basil Horsfield (manager of Kiri Te Kanawa). Moved to Monte-Carlo. Solo expo at the “Martinez Hotel”, France during the Cannes Film Festival
Portrait of Kiri Te Kanawa and Lord Edward Montague of Beaulieu in London

1986 Worked mainly on commission pieces. Studied marble sculpture in Italy and etching in Paris . Won many minor art prizes around France .

1987 Guest lecturer and art teacher in anatomy at “Beaux-art”

1988 Portrait commissions both in oil and marble, moving between France and America

1989 Worked on “To Anyone who Cares”, a series of 24 large canvases on the lives of street children in London . Shown at the “Hampshire Gallery”, London

1991 Worked as designer at the Monte-Carlo Opera and worked for portraits by commission only

1992 Went into recluse in Vence , France . Turned into teaching as head teacher at the VAAS Foundation, former studio of Jean Dubuffet

1993 Still disillusioned with the art world and the damands. Remained and enjoyed teaching. Refused all commission work

1994 Portrait of John Green as a knight. Worked both in France and Australia

1995 Worked in Australia for the two large “Prodigal Son” pieces

1996 Worked on large commission from Billabong in Australia , and two portraits in Los Angeles , Senator of Nevada, Bill Hernstadt

1997 Burnt out again. Moved back to France and opened a school and studied stained glass

1998 Worked on “Hidden Agenda,” a large tryptic

1999 Carried on with teaching, refusing all commission work

2000 Portrait of Ringo Starr and Barbara Bach in London . Still running the school

2001 Portraits of several well known people in the US

2002 Closed the school to concentrate on finding a new direction

2003 Opened own gallery in France and started work on Ringo Starr’s Hand commission

2004 Won prize at the “Not the Turner Prize” Competition, Mall Gallery, London. Started the anatomical stained glass pieces

2005 Worked to show only in own gallery

2006 Closed gallery. Moved to Thailand

Brett Goldstar self-trained as a mural artist during the first wave of acid house parties in the late 1980's. Working for some of the largest free party organisers in the north of Britain at the time, Goldstar's unique artworks were seen by tens of thousands of party-goers. After the thrust of free parties finally subsided Goldstar turned his skills to graphics, working freelance in London until moving to the South West of England, to pursue his artistic interests which had moved away from stenciling and towards experimentation with painting, sculpture and more recently, digital art.

Exhibitions

2008
• What's up with Illustration?, Mauger Modern Art, UK
• Mauger Modern Art summer collection, UK
• The Affordable Art Fairs, Bristol
• The Affordable Art Fairs, London
• The Affordable Art Fairs, New York
• Art London 2008
• The Affordable Art Fairs, Amsterdam
• InterContro, La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok

Brian Curtin was born in Ireland in 1969 and has been based in Bangkok since 2000. He studied Fine Art in Britain and Ireland and was awarded a PhD in studio art (painting and drawing) from the University of Bristol just before re-locating to Thailand.

While Brian has maintained a practice as a visual artist he has become well-known in recent years as an art critic and curator of contemporary art. He writes regularly for some of the world’s foremost art magazines, including Frieze, Flash Art and Artforum.com.

Brian has extensive experience of art and design education and has taught at Chulalongkorn, Silpakorn and Rangsit universities, as well as Raffles Design Institute.

1947 Born in Chateauroux, France

1968 Haute Couture School in Paris. Worked for Jeanne Lanvin, Guy Laroche, and Jean Paul Gaultier

1984 Seyhun Topuz"s Studio in Istanbul

1991 JG Deyme"s Studio in La Celle St. Cloud

1992 Julitta Franke"s Studio in Bonn

1993 Group Exhibition in Bonn – Ippendorf (school for German diplomats)

1995 Study tour in Syria

1996 Group Exhibition "Dea Syria", BONN Frauen Museum

2000 Solo Exhibition "Oriental Stars" GAZA Art and Craft Village

2004 Solo Exhibition “Eternal Africa“ Octagon gallery, Botswana National Museum

2005 Kreuzberg's Atelier in BERLIN

2007 Work and live in Bangkok

Chainapa Lepajarn was born in 1955

• B.F.A. (Sculpture), Silpakorn University
• M.F.A. (Sculpture), Silpakorn University

Selected Exhibitions :

1983 - 1st Sculpture Exhibition, Silpakorn University
1984 - 30th National Exhibition of Art, Thailand
1988 - Art Exhibition of The Thai Artist, Germany
1992 - Sculpture Exposition' 93 The Centennial Celebration of Silpa Bhirasri
1994 - Art Exhibition by the College of Fine Art's member at the National Gallery,
Chao Fah Road
1995 - Art Exhibition "Root Group 1" at the National Gallery, Chao Fah Road
1996 - Art Exhibition "Root Group 2" at Seri Art Gallery
1996 - Golden Jubilee Art Exhibition, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Thailand
1998 - Art Sculpture Exhibition "Art Project on Footpath"
2000 - Art Sculpture Exhibition "Before Start Infinitely" No. 1
2002 - Art Sculpture Exhibition "Before Start Infinitely" No. 2
2003 - The Group Exhibition "Small Sculpture" for 20th Anniversary "Thai Sculptor Association"
2003 - Joining the Agora Project 2003 in Vienna, Austria and Budapest, Hungary
2004 - The 4th Thai Contemporary Art Project 2003 -2004 (Art in Box), Silom Art Gallery

Awards :

1971 - Admire Prize "Ceramic Art", College of Fine Art, Thailand
1996 - Certificate of Honor, RAMA 9 Art Foundation
1997 - "Wind & Wave No. 2" sculpture selected by Food and Drug Administration building
2000 - Certificate of Honor from Silpakorn University for presenting sculpture to H.M. the King on the 72nd Anniversary
2003 - Selected as 1 of 5 best artist for Silpa Bhirasri Scholarship 2003

Selected Public / Commercial Works :

• Garuda at Wisetniyom Building facade
• Wind and Wave No. 2 at Food and Drug Administration building
• Bas relief "Story of the Constructionof Siriraj Hospital", Golden Jubilee building, Siriraj Hospital
• Round relief of "Chao Khun Norrat" at Wat Thepairintrawas
• Water Sculpture in Mahachai New Town
• Chinese Lion Sculpture, Thai Asahi Glass, Plc.
• Indonesian Art in bas relief, Pegasus Member Club
• Sculptures in The Mall's Amusement Park branch no. 2, 5, and 6
• Their Majesty Royal Emblems work for Jitlada Royal Palace
• "Nang Kaew Arch" one of the grand arch series setting on Rajdamnern Rd. to commemorate H.M. the King's Golden Jubilee
• Bas relief of our lady Mother of God, Church of our Lady Mother of God
• A medal of praise "Saint Nicholas Bunkert Kidbumrung"
•"Dancing Farmer", House of Minister Boonchu Rojanasatian
• Sculpture and painting, Residential Building Doi Tung's Exhibition Room, Chiang Mai
• Sculpture at Hall of Opium, Golden Triangle, Chiang Rai

Born in Dongming, Shandong Province in 1965, Chen Yu graduated from Heze Normal School with a major in fine arts. In 2002, she studied fresco at China Central College of Fine Art. Since 2005 she has been working as a professional artist. She lives in Songzhuang, Beijing.

Solo Exhibitions

2006
“Exposedreams- Chen Yu Solo Exhibition” 798 Red T space, Beijing

2007
• "PRESTIGE DES GALERIES D'ART", Palais des Congres - 75017 PARIS – FRANCE
• Gleam ——Chen Yu Solo Exhibition Art Scene China Shanghai

Group Exhibitions

2002
"Fantasy after Reality Artworks", China Central College of fine arts Exhibition Space, Beijing

2003
"Deep Breath" five artists' group exhibition, Daopu Visual Center, Beijing

2005
• "Road to SongZhuang" China Contemporary Culture and Art Exhibition, SongZhuang, Beijing
• "You.Me. And In-between", Landgent International, Beijing

2006
• "Homeland" China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Gallery 3818, Beijing
• "Art for Everyone to Enjoy" Contemporary Artworks, Red T Space , Beijng
• "New Phenomenon", Zi Jin Qing Ge Contemporary Art Exhibition, Beijing
• "ART Singapore 2006,The Contemporary Asian Art Fair", Suntec Convention Hall, SunJin Gallery Singapore
• “A feast to the eye” – Female Chinese Contemporary Artists’ Group Exhibition “Artists sky “Gallery, 798 Beijing
• “SongZhuang Oil-painting” group exhibition, Beijing East Region International Modem Art Center

2007
• “The beauty and rays of light of confide”, 73 Gallery, Beijing
• “Woman Art in Song Zhuang” Sangsang Art Gallery , Beijing
• “Meaning…” group exhibition, Beijing Suoluo Gallery
• “Live in Song Zhuang” group exhibition Song Zhuang Art Gallery , Beijing
• “Walk out Song Zhuang ” group exhibition Beijing,Shenzen, Jinan, Shenyang

1968 Born in Blankenberge , Belgium
1990 Graduated Fine Arts, Institute of Fine Arts , St Lucas, Gent Belgium
1993 Graduated Fashion Department, Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp Belgium
2005 Finalist Sovereign Art Foundation, Hong Kong , China

Solo Exhibitions

2007 “10 Year Anniversary Pacific Cigar Thailand ”, China House, Oriental Hotel Bangkok
2007 “Club Divas and Femme Fatales “ V9” , Sofitel Bangkok
2007 “Khmer Feminitude” Hotel De La Paix, Siem Reap, Cambodia
2006 “Senses of Asia ” Chiva Som Resort, Hua Hin , Thailand
2006 “Japanese Paintings by Christian Develter”, JW Marriott, Bangkok , Thailand
2005 “Daughters of the Dragon” La Luna Gallery, Chiang Mai , Thailand
2005 “Christian Develter Revealed” Chiva Som Resort, Hua Hin , Thailand
2005 “Christian Develter meets the Met” Metropolitan Hotel, Bangkok , Thailand
2003 “The Colors of Life” Schoeni Arts de Vivre, Bangkok , Thailand
2003 “Oriental” China House, Oriental Hotel, Bangkok , Thailand
2003 “Look Out” The Peak, Hong Kong , China
2002 “Impressies uit het Verre Oosten”, Porters House, Antwerp , Belgium
2001 “Introducing Christian Develter”, Wilkhahn, Antwerp , Belgium
1999 “Christian Develter” + Gallery, Antwerp , Belgium
1998 “Indian Summer” The Hutheesing Haveli, Ahmedabad , India
1996 “Visit to China ” Chinese Taipei Trade Office, Oriental House, Antwerp , Belgium
1994 “Christian Develter in Flinckenheuvel”, Antwerp , Belgium

Group Exhibitions

2007 “Celebrating the 120 th Anniversary of Japan-Thailand Diplomatic Relations” La Luna, Chiang Mai, Thailand
2005 “Sovereign Art Foundation”, Bulgari 2005, Hong Kong , China
2005 “Hans Christian Andersen”, La Luna, Chiang Mai, Thailand
2004 “Art” Celebrating 100 years Diplomatic Relations, Belgian Embassy, Siam Society, Bangkok, Thailand 2002 “Carnival of Art” The Sukhothai Hotel, Bangkok , Thailand
2000 “Linart 2000: + Gallery, ent, Belgium
1995 “Tollart 1995” Tollhuis, Antwerp, Belgium

1976 born in Singburi, Thailand

Education

• B.F.A Painting, Faculty of Painting, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University, Bangkok
• M.F.A Painting, Faculty of Painting, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University, Bangkok

Awards & Honors

2008
Supporting Award, The 10 th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition

2007
Honorable Mention Award, “Mong Singha Phan Silapa” (View Singha through Art) Competition, Singha Corporation Co., Ltd.

2006
Second Prize, Supporting Award by Krung Thai Bank, The 52 nd National Art Exhibition

2005
Honorable Mention Award – Special Technique, “60 th Anniversary of Accession to the Throne” art competition by Saha Pathanapibul Pcl.

2004
• Third Prize Winner, The 6 th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition
• Second Prize, Supporting Award by Krung Thai Bank, The 50 th National Art Exhibition

2003
• First Prize Winner, The 5 th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition
• Certificate of Honor, The 9 th Thailand’s Selected Art Exhibition by Phillip Morris (Thailand) Ltd.
• Outstanding Award, The 16 th “Bring Good to Life” Art Competition, Toshiba Thailand Co., Ltd.
• Certificate of Honor, The 18 th PTT Art Exhibition by PTT Pcl.

1999
• Grand Prize Winner, The 6 th Phillip Morris Thailand Art Competition
• Supporting Award, The 16 th Young Artist Contemporary Art Exhibition
• Outstanding Award, The 11 th “Bring Good to Life” Art Competition, Toshiba Thailand Co., Ltd.

1998
• Special Award, The 10 th “Bring Good to Life” Art Competition, Toshiba Thailand Co., Ltd.
• Bronze Medal – Contemporary Painting, The 22 nd Bualuang Art Competition

Talented self-taught artist Elizabeth Romhild’s creative training has developed in parallel with her firsthand worldly experiences of the differing cultures and localities she has been immersed within throughout her life.

Born in Denmark in 1960 to an Armenian Iranian father and Danish mother, from an early age Elizabeth found it natural to draw from differing cultural influences. Spending her childhood in Iran, with her adult years spent in Saudi Arabia, America, Indonesia, and nearly the last two decades in her adoptive home of Thailand, Elizabeth’s unique heritage and worldly experiences instill her creativity with distinct individuality.

Over the years, Elizabeth’s art became bolder and more simplified in her portrayals of the female form. Delivered in numerous guises, her female imagery bent and flowed as she edged towards a more primitive style, depicting her subjects with more totemic faces. Initially her stylised studies of women capitalised upon associations typical to the exotic perceptions of eastern art.

Reinterpreting and blurring modern European art genres with Oriental mystique, Elizabeth's art increasingly displayed an amalgam of Western and Eastern artistic traditions.

Feng Fangyu was born in Jiangnan, a region that lies just south of the Yangtze Delta. Tea, silk, jade, and rice are all produced in Jiangnan. Today these items are nearly synonymous with China , demonstrating immense influence by a region that comprises just 5% of its country. In his series May Rain, the artist celebrates two of the region's most coveted forms of cultural heritage -- Kun Opera and traditional garden design, both listed as world treasures by the UNESCO World Heritage Foundation. May Rain is Feng Fangyu's love letter to the dying arts of his childhood home.

Born after the Cultural Revolution, the artist is able to view the past through a romantic lens; Feng Fangyu is not burdened by the restless discontent evident in the art of the previous generation. Instead, he documents emotion, not politics. The atmospheric quality of imperial art forms is celebrated through the artist's mise-en-scène works. While color and movement pay tribute to the dramatic style of Chinese opera performance, elegant garden settings serve as a poised backdrop to barely restrained moods. Within these emotional landscapes, flames can yield to softness or they can destroy. In Misguidance, we observe the protagonist on a rooftop as strong winds surround him. It's difficult to say whether he stands in defiance or wonderment of the mischievous forces. The arrangement of ambiguous emotion suggests a story beyond the single moment revealed to us.

May Rain 's well-crafted images highlight the theatre of love -- its torment, sweetness, pleading, and capriciousness. An expert in photography and digital imaging, Feng Fangyu spent painstaking hours laboring over each scene. Ironically, such focus and desire for perfection has resulted in works that seemingly expose humankind's impotence to exert influence over what matters most to us. Even in Love, an idealized lovers' gaze is interrupted by the dangerous presence of fire. The series is an exercise in accepting one's inability to control or create permanence.

Feng Fangyu won his first international award last June in Austria ’s Trierenberg Super Circuit Show, after less than two years as a fine art photographer. His wistful images were published in 2 issues of PICS last year alone and featured on the visual arts website www.imagecn.cn. An interview with Hong Kong 's Photography Journal was published this spring.

Education

• B.F.A. Ceramics – University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2002
• B.A. Spanish – University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2002
• A.A. Liberal Arts – Leeward Community College , Hawaii , 1999
• High School – I.B. Jaume Balmes, Barcelona , Spain , 1989

Workshops Attended

• 2008 – John Natsoulas Gallery, Dreaming in Clay with Metal, Lisa Clague, Davis, California
• 2008 – 17 th Annual California Conference for the advancement of Ceramic Art, Davis , California
• 2004 – Ceramic Design Group, Ceramic Sculpture: Concept and Technique, Richard Notkin, Steamboat Springs , Colorado
• 2004 – 15 th Annual California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art, Davis , California
• 2003 – Arvada Center , Figments of your Imagination, Marie E. Gibbons, Arvada, Colorado
• 2002 – Honolulu Academy Center , Figurative Sculpture, Esther Shimazu, Honolulu, Hawaii
• 2001 – 13 th Annual California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Art, Davis , California

Scholarships

• 2002 – Jean Charlot Foundation Scholarship, University of Hawaii , Honolulu , Hawaii
• 2001 – Diane Sullivan Memorial Scholarship for excellence in visual arts, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii

Awards

• 2002 – Honorable Mention Award, Westmoreland Art Nationals, Latrobe, Pennsylvania
• 2001 – Best Ceramic Piece Award, College Art, Honolulu, Hawaii

Solo Exhibitions

• 206 – “Things that I will Take to the Grave with Me”, Zip 37 Gallery, Denver, Colorado
• 1999 – “Hand Built Ceramics”, Leeward Community College, Foyer Gallery, Pearl City, Hawaii

Two Person Exhibitions

• 2001 – “Idiosincrasia”, Ward Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii

Invitational Exhibitions

• 2006 – “Fish”, Zip 37 Gallery, Denver, Colorado
• 2003 – “Black & White”, 12 th Street Gallery, Golden, Colorado
• 2002 – “Two Painters and a Sculptor”, Honolulu Hale, Honolulu, Hawaii
• 2002 – BFA Exhibition, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii
• 1998 – “League for Innovation”, Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu, Hawaii

Selected National Juried Exhibitions

• 2008 – “Ink & Clay 34”, Pomona , California
• 2006 – “Ink & Clay 33”, Pomona , California
• 2002 – Westmoreland Art Nationals, Latrobe, Pennsylvania

Selected Regional Juried Exhibitions

• 2005 – “Black & White” show, Denver , Colorado
• 2003 – Colorado Art Open, Golden, Colorado
• 2001, 2000 – College Art, Honolulu , Hawaii
• 2001, 2000 – “Commitment to Excellence”, The Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce Annual Art Exhibit, Honolulu , Hawaii
• 2001, 2000 – Hawaii Craftsman Annual Exhibition, Honolulu , Hawaii
• 2000 - Hawaii Craftsman Raku Ho’olaule’a Annual Exhibition, Honolulu , Hawaii

Collections

• 2000 – College Art, The State Foundation on Culture and Arts Accquisition Award, Honolulu , Hawaii

Memberships & Affiliations

• From 2005 to 2008 – Zip 37 Gallery, Denver , Colorado
• Since 2002 – Phi Beta Kappa, National Honor Society
• From 2000 to 2002 – Hawaii Craftsmen, Honolulu , Hawaii
• Since 2001 – Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish Honor Society
• Since 2001 – Sigma Delta Mu, Spanish Honor Society

Education

1969 Born in Bangkok , Thailand
1994 B.F.A. Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University , Bangkok
1995 M.F.A. Grapic Arts, Silpakorn University , Bangkok

Awards

1992
• Supporting Award, The 9 th Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artist

1993
• Silpa Bhirasri Gold Medal Award, The 10 th Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artists
• Award Winner, 5 th Toshiba “Brings Good Things to Life” Art Competition

1995
• 2nd Prize, 7th Toshiba “Brings Good Things to Life” Art Competition

1996
• 2nd Prize, 8th Toshiba “Brings Good Things to Life” Art Competition
• 1st Graphic Arts Prize, Gold Medal, The 42nd National Exhibition of Art
• Award Winner, Contemporary Art Exhibition, Thai Farmers Bank

1997
• Award Winner, 9th Toshiba “Brings Good Things to Life” Art Competition
• 2nd Graphic Arts Prize, Silver Medal, The 43 rd National Exhibition of Art
• 1st Prize, Contemporary Art Exhibition, Thai Farmers Bank

2000
• 2nd Graphic Arts Prize, Silver Medal, The 48th National Exhibition of Art

2003
• Honarary Mention, The National Festival of Graphic Arts, Cluj-Napoca / 2003, Romania

Solo Exhibitions

2007 Instrumental, Surapon Gallery, Bangkok
2005 Drama of Life, Surapon Gallery, Bangkok

Selected Group Exhibitions

1990-1993
• The 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artists, Bangkok

1991-1995
• The 6th and 8th International Print Exhibition Miniature, Norway

1991-1997
• The 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Toshiba “Brings Good Things to Life” Art Competition , Bangkok

1992-1995
• The 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th “Thailand Petroleum Authority” Arts Exhibition of Art, Bangkok

1993
• An Exhibition of Prints, Space YZ, University of Western Sydney, Nepean, Australia

1996
• International Print Triennial Society “CRACOW”, Poland
• International Print Exhibition, the Portland Art Museum, U.S.A
• IV Bienal Internacional de Grabado, Caixa Ourense, Espana

1997
• Sightline: An International Symposium and Exhibition Program on Printmaking and Image Culture Edmonontion, Alberta, Canada

1998
• Eastern Approaches Contemporary Prints from Japan, Korea, Thailand, China, Beldam Gallery, England
• 5th Biennial of Graphic Art Beograd 98, International Exhibition, Yugoslavia
• Tokyo International Mini-Print Triennial, Tokyo, Japan

1999
• The 4th Kochi International Triennial Exhibition of Prints, Kochi, Japan

2000
• Thai Contemporary Art 2000, Art Centre Silpakorn University
• Bangkok Art Gallery, California Polytechnic University, U.S.A., Kunstwerk, Kunstchakter, Cologne, Germany
• VI Biennal Internacional de Grabado, Caixa Ourense, Espana
• The 3rd International Triennial of Graphic Art Bitola, Macedonia

2001
• The 10th International Biennial Print and Drawing Exhibition 2001 Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
• The 11th International Print Biennial Varna Bulgaria
• The 5th Bharat Bhavan International Biennial of Print-Art-2001. Bhopal, India

2002
• Project Revista De Arte Postal Mail Art. Magazine by Jose’e Roberto Sechi Rio de Janeiro, Brasil 2002
• The 5th Kochi International Triennal Exhibition of Prints, Kochi, Japan
• MICRO-ART, Project by Bruno Capatti, Medicina , Italy
• Make Art Not War, Project by Smith & Gold Nobel Ontario 2002, Canada
• International Mail Art Project by Sigismund Urban in Collaboration with Fantasy Tattoo, Berlin, Germany

2003
• Art and The Printing Press Biennial 2003 “L’ARTE E IL TORCHIO” Italy
• The 4th Kyoto International Woodprint Association “KIWA” Kyoto, Japan
• Art Exhibition “Different Wall, Different Way, Different Work” Department of Fine Arts Faculty of Architecture, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok
• Art in Box the 4 th Thai Contemporary Art Exhibition of the Occasion of the 60th Anniversary Celebration of Silpakorn University
• The International Festival of Graphic Arts, Cluj-Napoca/2003, Romania

2004
• The 10 th Anniversary of Department of Fine Arts, Bangkok

2005
• Thai-German, Contemporary Art Exchange 2003, Cologne, Germany

2007
• “No Picnic Printed Exchange” art exhibition, La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok
• “400 Artists self-portrait” art exhibition, Silom Galleria, Bangkok
• The 8 th Thai contemporary art exhibition , Silpakorn University Art Gallery, Bangkok
• International small graphic forms and ex-libris ostrow Wielkotolski

Born         
1980 in Irrawaddy Division, Myanmar

Education                                             
B.A. from University of Culture majoring in painting

Awards                                                  
2009 Finalist, Sovereign Art Awards
2008 First Prize, Myanmar Contemporary Art Awards
2004 Honorary mention, Myanmar Contemporary Art Awards
2000 Second Prize, Myanmar Youth Art Contest

Selected Exhibitions  
                         
2004                                                      
• "Myanmar Contemporary Art Award 2004", Hong Kong; "Sound Art", Singapore

2005                                                      
• "Two Burmese Brothers" Art Exhibition, Hong Kong

2006                                                      
• Solo Exhibition "Blissful Buddha's" by Khin Zaw Latt, Shanghai
• "To Tranquility", Hong Kong; "The Quiet Wind", San Francisco
• "Singapore Art Fair", Singapore
• "Myanmar Three Artists", Palm Beach, USA
                                       
2007                                                      
• "Homage To Buddha", Hong Kong
• "Myanmar Contemporary Art Exhibition", Washington, USA 
• Solo Exhibition "Eternal Bliss"by Khin Zaw Latt, Hong Kong
• "Two Burmese Brothers ", Kathmandu, Nepal

2008                                                      
• "Vision of  Myanmar", USA
• Solo Exhibition "Simplicity” by Khin Zaw Latt, Hong Kong

2009                                                      
• "Two Burmese Brothers", Greenwich, USA
• "Asia  Contemporary", Hong Kong
• Sotheby's auction, Hong Kong

2010                                                      
• Solo Exhibition “Moving Forward” by Khin Zaw Latt, Hong Kong
• “Myanmar Contemporary Art Exhibition”, Hong Kong

Kosol Pinkul is one of the most respected artists in Thailand . As painter and art teacher, he has stayed true to his art profession for more than 30 years. His skills and techniques in watercolor, acrylic, drawing, and oil media earns him national reputation. His works have been exhibited in several countries since 1972.

In the past 15 years, Kosol Pinkul has published several art books including drawing technique, watercolor technique, pen and ink and etc. He has been invited to teach, to demonstrate and to host art forum in many institutions both in government and private sectors.

Li Yun Ling was born in 1971 in Hebei  province. He now lives and works Beijing.

Selected Exhibitions

2008
• Contemporary Art Exhibition, XiaoPu Museum, Beijing
• “Broken Memory”, Gong Gallery, Beijing

2007
• Galerie du monde of Four Artists, Hongkong
• Art Shanghai 2007, Shanghai
• Digital Instant Pictures Exhibition, Liu Haisu Art Museum
• "Art beyond - Shanghai charm" Exhibition, The St. Regis Hotel, Shanghai
• Songzhuang Contemporary Art Tour Exhibition in Beijing, Shanghai, Jinan, and Shenyang

2006
• Solo Show at Shanghai Yb2 Gallery
• Shanghai Art Fair

2005
• “No.50 Moganshan Activity Pictures Exhibition,” Shanghai
• Solo show at Shanghai Gangkai Art Gallery

2004 
• Exhibition at the Science and Technology Hall, Shanghai
• “Love World Series” exhibition, Outer Beach Art Gallery, Shanghai

Lim Khim Katy is a Cambodian-Vietnamese artist, born in 1978 in Ho Chi Minh City. Katy receives formal training from Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts University. She is also a member of several prestigious fine arts associations in Viet nam.

Exhibitions and awards

2001
• Certificate of merit at Viet nam National Fine Arts Exhibition for the painting “Naptime”
• Certificate of merit at Asia Pacific Contemporary Fine Arts Exhibition organized by Philip Morris for the painting “The Power of Numbers ”
• Certificate of merit of section 6 exhibition for the painting “ Silence”

2003
• Award from the Viet nam Literary and Artistry Association at Section 6 Exhibition for the painting “Empty Bowls”

2004
• Third prize of Young’s Eyes Exhibition organized by the Consulate General of France and the Viet nam Literary and Artistry Association for the painting “Empty Bowls”
• Consulation prize at Viet nam ethnic minority artists exhibition organized by the Fine Arts Association for the painting “Everyone has his own dream”

2005
• Solo Exhibition in Hanoi, Vietnam
• Certificate of merit at Vietnam National Fine Arts Exhibition for the painting “Black Sea”
• Award from the Viet nam Association at Section 6 Exhibition for the painting “Asian Woman”
• International Exhibition in Museum Viet nam for the painting “Thinking of Another People”

2006
• Solo Exhibition "Symphony of Thoughts" at La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok, Thailand

1962 Born in Hubei Province
1983 Graduated from Wu Han Technical University

Solo Exhibition:

2003 "Lu Jun Conceptual Photographic Exhibition", ShenZhen Art Museum

2003 "Lu Jun Photography Art Exhibition", ZhuHai Museum

2005 "Who am I?" The 5th session of Pingyao International Photography Festival, ShanXi

2006 “Expense Happiness”－Lu Jun Solo Exhibition ，Memowall Gallery，798 Art District，Beijing

2006 “Chinese Real Estate Dream” The 6th session of Pingyao International Photography Festival, Won Excellent Photographer Award，ShanXi

2007 “Consumption Century” The 7th session of Pingyao International Photography Festival, ShanXi

2008 “How Far from Us” The 7th session of Pingyao International Photography Festival, ShanXi

2008 “Law of Ink ·Delight of Water” Lu Jun Photography Exhibition，Epson Epsite，Beijing

2009 “Law of Ink ·Delight of Water” Lu Jun Photography Exhibition，Zenith Gallery．Beijing

2009 “Lu Jun Photographic Ink and Wash”，M97 Gallery．Shanghai

2009 “Lu Jun 2009 New Photographic Ink and Wash”，Zenith Gallery．Beijing

Group Exhibition:

1991 "The Shanghai Third Session of International Photography Exchange Exhibition", Shanghai

1994 "Contemporary Photography from Mainiand China, Hong Kong and Taiwan Exhibition", Hong Kong Art Center

1994 "The Contemporary Photography Association Exhibition", Denmark

2001 "Chinese Behavior Photographic Exhibition", Italian Genoa Asian and Pacific present age art archives

2001 "The City Slang - Zhujiang Delta's Contemporary Art Exhibition", HeXiangying art museum, Shenzhen

2001 "The 2th Biennial of Italy-Asia Contemporary Art", National Museum of Contemporary Art , Genova, Italy

2001 "100 Artists Faces Exhibition", Nanjing

2003 "Macao & Zhuhai Contemporary Art Exchange Exhibition", Macao

2003 "Androgyny - Contemporary Art Exhibition", Beijing

2005 "On Going - Contemporary Art Exhibition" , Shenzhen Sculpture Academy

2005 "2005 Donggang Photo Festival Korea 2005", Obtain nomination for the best foreign photographer, Korea

2005 "City Skin" Contemporary Art Exhibition, Tap Seac Gallery，Macao

2006 “The Exterior And Interior Personality” Contemporary Art Exhibition，Shenzhen Sculpture Academy

2006 “Size Decides Attitude” First 5 ×7 Picture-Taking Biennale Project Pingyad，ShanXi，TS1 Contemporary Art Center，Beijing

2006 “The 5 th Annual Starving Artists Exhibition” C5 Art Center，BeiJing

2006 Meeting Place FotoFest Beijing 2006，

2006 The 5th International Ink Painting Biennial of Shenzhen ，Shennial

2007 “2007 China Photography Investment Classics Exhibition” Guanfu Classic Art Museum, Beijing

2007 “Digital soul” Art Seasons Gallery，Beijing and Zurich

2008 “Seeing China” Beijing Art Museum of Imperial City,Zenith Gallery, Beijing

2008 “Contemporary Chinese Photography” The 7 th Fotfestiwal, Lodz Art Center, Poland

2008 “Seeing China” FOTOBILD2008, Berlin

2008 “Photo Beijing”, Beijing

2008 “Exquiste Corpse ： China Surreal”, M97 Gallery, Shanghai

2008 “The 6th International Ink Painting Biennial of Shenzhen”， Shennial

2008 “Lianzhou International Photography Festive” （LIPF08），Lianzhou

2009 “Water and Color” Contemporary Ink Art Show，Today Art Museum, Beijing

2009 CIGE2009, China World Trade Center, Beijing

Collections:

Macao Museum of Art
Henzhen Art Museum
Zhuhai Museum
Private collections in the US, Great Britian, Germany, and France

M.L. Mingmongkol Sonakul was born 1971 in Bangkok , Thailand , and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, majoring in Fine Art Photography, from the San Francisco Art Institute, in the U.S.A. Before returning to Thailand , M.L. Mingmongkol worked at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York , and later in Los Angeles for independent film productions. 

Since 2000, her name has become synonymous with the birth of Thai independent cinema, after producing Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s debut feature Mysterious Object at Noon(2000), the first Thai film to receive the Hubert Bals Fund. Since then she has produced and also directed many feature films that have been critically acclaimed and box office successes. She has helped produce and advise many award winning short films such as that by Aditya Assarat and other previously unknown young new directors and crews, which have now become Thailand’s and Asia' s leading feature film directors and producers. 

In 2001, she was the first Thai producer chosen by the French Embassy to represent Thailand in the “1 st Young Producers from Three Continents” training program, held for the first time in Nantes , France . In that same year she also wrote, directed, independently financed and later distributed her first feature film I-San Special, which was awarded the NETPAC-Fipresci Critics prize at the 2002 Singapore Film Festival. She was also the first Thai to be invited to participate in the Sundance Film Festival’s independent filmmaker fellowship program.

As one of a very few independent filmmakers in Thailand, M.L. Mingmongkol produced and co-produced such independent film as 3 Friends (also co-directed) , One Night Husband, and The Tin Mine (executive producer) which won the Suphannahong award for Best Picture in 2005. She also co-produced the internationally successful film Alone (the long awaiting second feature film by the director of Shutter), and co-produced the pan-Asian feature Invisible Waves

Born in 1953 in Hanoi, Vietnam. Graduated from the Saigon Fine Arts College in 1973

Public Collections
Vietnam National Art Museum, Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh city Art Museum, Vietnam
Museo Bibilteca Archivio, Italy

AWARDS

2007
"Recent Works 2007", Second Prize of the HCM city Fine Arts Association

2006
“Recent Works 2006”, First Prize of the HCM city Fine Arts Association

2000-2002
“Vietnam Art Awards", Philip Morris Group of Companies

1993
Silver Medal & Bronze Medal, The Second Saigon Tourist Competition

1992
Silver Medal Prize & Viewer’s Favorite Painting Prize, The First Saigon Tourist competition

Solo Exhibitions

2000
• City Exhibition House, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• "Light”, organized by Gallery Quynh, Vitenam

2004
“NGUYEN TAN CUONG, PAINTING & SCULPTURE” organized by Gallery Quynh, Vietnam

Selected Group Exhibitions

2007
• “Ceramics Festival”, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• “Recent Works 2007”, The Fine Arts Association of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

2006
“Recent Works 2006”, The Fine Arts Association of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

2005
• “Sculpture Symposium” at Saigon Hi-Tech park, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• “The Second international sculpture symposium”, Angiang, Vietnam

2000
• “Asian Art 2000 – A vision of change” university of Brighton & Sallis Benney Theatre
• Gallery VINH LOI, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• Art XXI Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

1999
• The 8th annual “Recent Works” exhibition by a group of nine artists, City Exhibition House, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• “Nine Artists from HCMC” Gallery VINH LOI, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• Vietnamese and French artists workshop, city exhibition house, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

1998
•“Saigon Perspectives” Pacific Bridge Contemporary Southest Asian Art, Oakland, California, USA
• “L’anima Soffocata”, Museo Biblioteca Archivio, Basano del Grappa, Italy
• “The Finest Collection from Sister Cities”, Museum Pusan Art Metropolitan, Korea

1997
• “Man and Woman”, H&S Gallery Brussels, Belgium
• Meridian International Center, Washington D.C., USA
• “A Winding River”, The journey of contemporary Art in Vietnam
• “Vietnam Art after Doi Moi”, New World Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

1996
• Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Philippines, “11 th Asian International Art Exhibition”
• Fujita Vente Art Meseum, Tokyo, Japan “Vietnamese Art after Doi Moi”

1995
• Galerie de Ballens , Switzerland
• Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association. “DaLat Dialogue”, workshop of Vietnamese and Dutch artists in DaLat
• Singapore National Art Museum , Singapore “10 th Asian International Art Exhibition”

1994
Ho Chi Minh city Fine Arts Museum, HCMC, “Asia Friendship Exhibitiom” travelled to Tokyo, Japan

1993
• Espace NK Gallery, Ho Chiminh city, Exhibition by Vietnamese and French artists
• Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association, HCMC, “New Space” exhibition by Vietnamese and Singapore artists.

1992
“Abstract painting” Hoang Hac Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

1990
Exhibition House, Hamoi, National Fine Arts Exhibition.

1990 - 1996
Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, “Recent Works” annual exhibition by a group of ten artists.

1985-1989
National Group Exhibition

Born in 1964 in Hanoi. Currently, Nguyen Thuy Cuong is a lecturer of painting at the Ho Chi Minch City University of Fine Arts.

Selected exhibitions

1996-1999
Annual Young Artist Club Exhibitions

1997 - 2006
Female artist exhibition of Fine Arts Association

1997
“Two Female Artist” Exhibition at Century Saigon Hotel

1999
• The Galaxy Fine Art Exhibition
• “The Salutation from Hamburg” Vietnam – Germany female artists exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Hamburg, Germany

2000
National Fine Arts Exhibition

2001
Vietnam – Japan Fine Arts Exhibition

2002
“Vietnamese Souls”, Viet Fine Art Gallery, Hanoi

2003
“Nude Paintings”, Duc Minh Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City

2004
“Creative Camp for HCMC Female Artists” in Dalat

2003 – 2006
Annual Female Artists Exhibitions at HCMC University of Fine Arts

1980 Born in Ayudhya, Thailand

Education

B.F.A. (Painting) Faculty of Fine Art Rajamangala Institue of technology, Thailand
M.F.A. (Painting) Faculty of Fine Art and Applied Arts, Silpakorn University, Thailand

Awards

• The 3rd Prize, Art Exhibition by The College of Fine Arts , Suphanburi , Thailand
• The 3rd Prize, Art Exhibition by The College of Art , Suphanburi , Thailand
• Special Awards,The 19th Exhibition of Contempory Art by Young Artists

Exhibitions

• Art Exhibition by The College of Fine Arts , Suphanburi
• Exhibition "Exhibition in my life 1 / 2544”
• The 3rd Nokia Art Awards Asia – Pacific "Eye on the World"
• The 19th Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artist
• The 6th Panasonic Contemporary Painting Exhibition
• The 21st Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artists
• The Affordable Art Fair, New York (represented by La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok)
• The Affordable Art Fair, London (represented by Red Gallery, UK)
• The Affordable Art Fair, Amsterdam (represented by Red Gallery, UK)

1979-83
School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, UK - BA in Chinese Studies & Chinese Art History

1990-92
Toshi Yoshida Studio, Tokyo, Japan

1993-94
Kyoto Seika University, Kyoto, Japan - Research in contemporary woodblock printing and related techniques

1995-99
Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan - Japanese Government Scholarship: MA in contemporary woodblock printing

2001-02 - Bangkok University, Thailand: Artist in Residence

Selected Group Exhibitions

1992 Unesco Art Exhibition, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japan

1993
• Sapporo International Print Biennale, Japan (Sponsors’ Prize)
• ‘Kyoten,’ Kyoto Municipal Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan
• Oxford Art Society Show, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, UK

1994 ‘Japanese and Foreign Artists Living in Kyoto,’ Kokusai Koryu Kaikan, Kyoto, Japan

1995 ‘Two Printmakers,’ Kumin Gallery, Setagaya Museum of Art, Tokyo

1997 ‘Vision of the Future,’ Third Capping Exhibition, Pusan Culture Centre, Korea

1998
• ‘Triangle: Three British Artists in Japan,’ CASA, Tokyo, Japan (Part of UK Festival 98 in Japan, sponsored by British Council)
• Aomori Grand Prix Competition Exhibition, Aomori Museum of Art, Aomori, Japan

1999
• Gallery Space 21, Shinbashi, Tokyo, Japan
• Shinjuku Parktower Gallery 3, Tokyo, Japan
• ‘Gobidaiten,’ Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japan
• ‘Samazama Tama,’ Korean Culture Centre, Tokyo, Japan

2000 Third Malaysia Exhibition of International Contemporary Prints, Central Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

2002 TaiKoo Place, Hong Kong

2003
• Oxford Visual Arts Festival, Oxford, UK (90-02)
• Yoshida Studio Show, Kabutoya Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (92-02)
• CWAJ Show, American Club, Tokyo, Japan (94, 95, 97, 02)
• Hong Kong Art Walk 2003, Hong Kong

2004
• Oxford Open, Said Business Centre, Oxford, UK
• 'Cross Flows; 4 artists interpret Japan woodblock,' Trans-Genre, Kyoto, Japan

2006
•'Cross Flows; 6 artists interpret Japan woodblock,' Numthong Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand
• 'Visual Desires' Sunjin Galleries, Singapore
• Edinburgh Art Festival Exhibition
• 'Cross Flows,' Patriothall Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland

2007
•'Three Printmakers,' Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scotland
• 'On the Cutting; Contemporary Japanese Prints,' American Library of Congress, Washington DC, USA
• CWAJ Show, American Club, Tokyo, Japan (94, 95, 97, 02, 03, 05, 06)

2008
•'New Woodblock Printing,' Chongqing Art Musuem, Chongqing, China

Solo Exhibitions

1994 Daimaru Gallery, Kyoto, Japan

1997
•Gallery Tomos, Tokyo, Japan
• Artspace Haru Kobo, Tsukuba, Japan

1998
•‘Swimmer with Goggles,’ Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank Ginza Branch, Japan
• ‘Swimmers,’ John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong

1999
•‘Landscapes,’ Gallery Tomos, Tokyo
• ‘River,’ Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, London

2000 ‘Hot Garden,’ John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong

2001 ‘Colourium,’ Gallery Saoh-Tomos, Tokyo, Japan

2002
•‘Colourium,’ Bangkok University Gallery, Thailand
• ‘Colourium,’ The Boathouse, Phuket, Thailand

2003
•‘Second Nature,’ John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong
• ‘Second Nature,’ Rotunda Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand

2005 'Warm Rain,' Gallery Kanoko, Osaka, Japan

2006
•'Warm Rain,' Ricefield Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland
• 'Warm Rain,' St Barnabas Press, Cambridge, England

2007
•'Sacred Sites,' Gallery Ami, Osaka, Japan
• 'Monumental,' Gallery Saoh, Tokyo, Japan

2008 'Momumental,' La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok, Thailand

Awards

1993 Sponsors’ prize at Sapporo International Print Biennale, Japan
1995-99 Japanese Government scholarship

Since I was young, I’ve always had a strong interest in the visual arts and at home I was encouraged by my parents. This interest continued through my young adult life.

For my undergraduate degree in The Fine Arts, I attended California State University in Long Beach with an emphasis in drawing and painting, graduating in 1984.

After four years of pursuing an art career and working in galleries and museums, I decided to return to school for my Masters Degree at the Claremont Graduate School in Southern California, graduating in 1990. For the next ten years I continued to pursue an art career, exhibiting in art galleries in California and Europe. At the same time I’ve always pursued my love for travel, allowing these experiences to influence me and my art.

Rick Martin’s solo exhibitions include Golden Palace at TADU Contemporary Art Gallery, Bangkok (2003), Helpers at Ayala Gallery, Manila (sponsored by the Australian Embassy in 2003), Nightshift, Cha Chan Teng and Beautiful City at John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong (2005,2003 and 2001), Irwin Hotel at the Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia (2000), Maria Ghost at the Experimental Art Foundation, South Australia (1997) and the billboard project With a Boundthey were Free, Belfast, Northern Ireland (1995)

He has been awarded studios at Flaxart Studio, Belfast , Northern Ireland in 1994, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, USA in 1999, the Alliance Francaise International Center for Art, Bangkok in 2003 and the Goyang National Contemporary Art Studios, Korea in 2004.

He has exhibited extensively in group and studio exhibitions and is represented in the collections of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum , The Art Gallery of South Australia and the Duncan Aviation Collection, USA.

Recent Solo Exhibitions

2008
Finding yourself lost in Melbourne. William Mora Gallery. Melbourne.
Everysomewherever, Short Street Gallery. Broome.
Travailogue 15. Mackay Artspace. Mackay.
You are here. La Lanta Fine Art. Bangkok.

2007
Finding yourself lost. John Batten Gallery. Hong Kong.
Moisture. FCCC Phnom Pehn. Cambodia.
Travailogue 14. M.V.Orlova. Southern Ocean.
Hutfever. Bellas-milani Gallery Brisbane.
Holiday from oneself. Suzanne Beiderberg Gallery. Amsterdam.

2006
Non – Existent Islands . Vic. Tapestry workshop. Melbourne.
Travailogue 13. Damien Minton Gallery. Sydney.
Travailogue 11. Kapitan Khlebnikov. Ross Sea.
Travailogue 12. 24HR Art. Darwin. NT.

2005
Travailogue 9. William Mora Gallery. Melbourne.
Go come back? Bellas-Milani Gallery. Brisbane.
Travailogue 10. Short Street Gallery. Broome.
Travailogue 8. M.V.Orlova Southern Ocean.

2004
Travailogue 7. Suzanne Beiderberg Gallery. Amsterdam.
Where are you going? Woodshed. North Amsterdam.
Travailogue 2. Taipei Artists Village. Taiwan.
Packing. John Batten Galley. Hong Kong.
Travailogue 3. Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean.
Travailogue 4. Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean.
Travailogue 5. Foreign Correspondence Club Cambodia. Phnom Penh.
Travailogue 6. F.C.C.C. Siem Riep.

2003
SITREP. ANARESAT Dome, Davis station, Antarctica.
Travailogue. 1. Bellas Gallery. Brisbane.
Unmapping. William Mora Gallery, Melbourne.

2002
Base, Short Street Gallery, Broome, Western, Australia.
Intransit, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne.
Antarctica S.S.S.S.S.I, Australia Centre, Manila.
AntaRcTic, Rotunda Gallery, Bangkok.

2001
Antarctica: S.S.S.S.S.I, John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong.
Antarctica, Baudoin Lebon Galleries, Paris.
Antarctica, Suzanne Beiderberg, Amsterdam.

Recent Group Exhibitions

2008
Bias Bound. Vic. Tapestry Workshop. Melbourne.
Khmer Obscura. MetaHouse. Phnom Penh. Cambodia.
Argentina. Sheffer Gallery Sydney.
2008 National Works on Paper. MPRG. Victoria.
ArtWalk. John Batten Gallery Hong Kong.

2007
International Polar Year Festival. Hobart. Tasmania.
IMAGinING ANTARCTICA . John Curtin Gallery Perth. WA.
Art Walk show. Gallery SoHo. Hong Kong.

2006
Breaking Ice: Re-visioning Antarctica . Invercargill Museum. New Zealand.
AsiaArt Archives Auction. Sothebys Hong Kong.
Melbourne Art Fair. John Batten Gallery. Hong Kong.
Algo Contigo. Mendoza Argentina.

2005
Melbourne Art Fair. John Batten Gallery. Hong Kong.
Looking South. Plimsoll Gallery. Hobart.
Breaking Ice: Re-visioning Antarctica. Adam Art Gallery Wellington. New Zealand.

2004
Mawson Station exhibition. Parliament House Canberra.
53 rd. Blake prize. Sir Hermann Black Gallery. University of Sydney.

2003
National works on paper exhibition. Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery. Vic.
Inaugural Quark Polar Exhibition. K.K Icebreaker. Antarctic Southern Ocean.
Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize. Bendigo Art Gallery. Vic.
Drawing Dust/Altitude. John Batten Gallery Hong Kong.
Impressions of Antarctica . Parliament House. Canberra.

2002
Melbourne Art Fair, Exhibition Building, Melbourne.
International Show, Chai Sri Gallery, Bangkok.
Antarctica and the Southern Ocean, Tasmanian Maritime Musuem, Hobart.

2001
Residents Show, Cite' Internationale des Artes, Paris.
Five Painters, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne.
We are Australian, Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart.
Bundles of Paper II, John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong.

2000
BIGsmall, John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong.
Xmas show, Bellas gallery, Brisbane.
Opening 2000, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne.

Recent Awards/Residencies

2007
Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. M.V.Orlova. Southern Ocean (2 Voyages)
Arts Victoria . International program grant.
Australia-China Council. Grant subsidy.

2006
Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. Kapitan Khlebnikov. Ross Sea.
Australia Council. Visual Arts and Crafts Strategy Grant.
Victorian Tapestry Workshop Residency. Melbourne.

2005
Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. M.V. Orlova. Southern Ocean. (3 Voyages)

2004
Australian- China Council. Taipei artists village studio residency. Taiwan.
Quark/THEME Arctic Residency Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean. North Pole. (2 Voyages)

2003
Artspace Gunnery Residence/studio, Sydney.

2002/03
Australian Antarctic Division. Residency, Davis Station, East Antarctica.

2001
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Moya Dyring Studio, Cite Internationale, Paris.
Asialink. Self organized residency grant. Hong Kong.
Australia Council, VACB development grant. Paris studio.

2000
Tower Studio, Queens College , University of Melbourne , Melbourne.
Arts Victoria Development Grant.
Australian Antarctic Division Artists Program Casey Station. East Antarctica.

Travel
Since 1982 Eastaugh has travelled to over 70 countries on all continents

Major Collections

National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
The Phillip Morris Collection
The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
The Margaret Stewart Endowment
The Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth
The Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne
The Baillieu Myer Collection Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
The Loti and Victor Smorgon Collection, Australian Antarctic Division Collection
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
Gold Coast City Gallery, Gold Coast, Queensland Parliament House Collection

Tanupon En-on was born in 1978 in Kon Kaen, Thailand

He received master of Fine Art from the pretigious Silpakorn University of Thailand and is currently teaching at Visual Art Department, Mahasarakam University.

Awards:

• 1st Prize of “The Right of Human Being“
• 1st Prize Gold Medal in Painting of 2nd Amata Art Award 2005
• 2nd Prize in showcase Design of Handicraft Art of Student in the Northeast Region
• 2nd Prize Silver Medal in Painting of 50 th National Exhibition of Art
• 3rd excellence Prize in the 8 th Panasonic contemporary Painting Exhibition
• Merit Prize of 16 th cotemporary Art by Young Artist
• Merit Prize of 6 th contemporary Art held by Panasonic company Limited
• Merit Prize from Krung Thai Bank of 51th National Exhibition of Art
• Merit Prize from Krung Thai Bank of 52th National Exhibition of Art
• The color of Silpakorn Pradit Award of 20th contemporary Art by Young Artist

Viroj Rattanajamjaroen was born in 1976 in Bangkok, Thailand

• College of Fine Arts, Bundit Pattnasilp Institute
• B.F.A. (Painting), Silpakorn University

Exhibitions:

• The 2nd Nokia Art Exhibition
• The 4th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition
• The 15th Toshiba's Bring Good Things to Life Art Competition
• The 18th Petroleum Authority of Thailand Art Exhibition
• The 5 Decade Anniversary Grand Exhibition of The College of Fine Arts
• The 50th National Art Competition
• The 16th Toshiba's Bring Good Things to Life Art Competition

Awards:

• Silpa Bhirasi Scholarship
• Excellent Award, the 5th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition
• Honour prize, Phillip Morris Art Competition 2003
• Excellent Award, the 6th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition