Vietnam lacquer exhibition in Singapore
Two lacquer paintings by artists Nguyen Gia Tri and Phi Phi Oanh are being exhibited at the National Gallery of Singapore.
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The exhibition themed "Radiant Materials" aims to help viewers experience the beauty and versatility of Vietnamese lacquer painting through the work of two artists - one modern and one contemporary - who have positively contributed to the development of this unique art form.
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| A lacquer painting by Painter Nguyen Gia Tri. (Photo: vov.vn) |
Nguyen Gia Tri is a Vietnamese artist known for his innovative use of lacquer in the 1930s as an expressive medium for modern painting.
In a special commission for National Gallery Singapore, contemporary artist Phi Phi Oanh responds to Nguyen Gia Tri’s monumental 1936 painting "Les Fées" (The Fairies).
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(Source: vov.vn)
