Venus in Vietnam / Iola Lenzi
Publisher: Goethe Institute General note: Marking the third anniversary of Vu Dan Tan's death, Goethe-Institut presents 'Venus in Vietnam' with the series Fashion and Venus, many pieces of which are previously unseen by the Vietnamese public. The cardboard suits and decorated cigarette boxes are put in conversation with the painted cardboard Venuses by Nguyen Nghia Cuong, an artist who carries on Vu Dan Tan's legacy through his own artistic reinterpretation. Artist biographies and photographs from the exhibition are included, as well as an essay by art critic Iola Lenzi.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Catalogue | 5.ve 6.Kat 5. ve 6. Kat | Arter Kütüphanesi | ARS6 28 (Browse shelf) | Available | 301083 |
Marking the third anniversary of Vu Dan Tan's death, Goethe-Institut presents 'Venus in Vietnam' with the series Fashion and Venus, many pieces of which are previously unseen by the Vietnamese public. The cardboard suits and decorated cigarette boxes are put in conversation with the painted cardboard Venuses by Nguyen Nghia Cuong, an artist who carries on Vu Dan Tan's legacy through his own artistic reinterpretation. Artist biographies and photographs from the exhibition are included, as well as an essay by art critic Iola Lenzi.
Venus in Vietnam: Women and the Erotic in the Art of Vu Dan Tan and Nguyen Nghia Cuong - Iola LENZI
Works by Vu Dan Tan
Fashion (Series) (2000-2009)
Venus (Series) (2006-2009)
Biography of Vu Dan Tan
Works by Nguyen Nghia Cuong: Beauties High Quality (Series) (2008-2012)
Biography of Nguyen Nghia Cuong
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