White Canvas Gallery
  • Australian Aboriginal Art from the Ikuntji Community
  • About
  • Where are we
  • Exhibitions
    • 2013>
      • Tiong Banhru - Potraits of History. Exhibition by Choo Meng Foo
      • EPICC ART - The Elders New Expression
      • Tiong Bahru Reinvented
    • 2012>
      • Urban Art by Adele Hetherington
      • Circles in 3 Spaces
      • Urban Body
      • 4 Chambers by Choo Meng Foo
      • PaperGirl
      • FLABSLAB: Culture Crash
      • Chasing Dreams
    • 2011>
      • Ong Kim Seng & Students: a collection of watercolour paintings>
        • Students
      • 3 Storeys
      • Saigon Life: The Art of Tung Yue Nang>
        • Saigon Life: Purity of Beauty
        • Saigon Life: Secret Garden
        • Saigon Life: Street Opera
        • Saigon Life: Street Scene
      • Tiong Bahru Revisited
      • Joanna Wong: Romancing with Nature
    • 2010>
      • Flight: Get Ready for Take-Off
      • Xu Jie: The Innocent Gaze
      • Presence: A Duet of Solitude
      • Fernan Escora: Playing with Intimacy
      • Tiong Bahru Sketches: Outside-In
  • Artists
    • Casey Chen
    • Fernan Escora
    • Don Low
    • Low Yan Qing
    • Ong Kim Seng>
      • Ong Kim Seng: Awards
    • Miel
    • KhymChi Nga
    • Jane Stephanny
    • Tan Sock Fong
    • Tia Boon Sim
    • Tung Yue Nang
    • Ocean Wang
    • Paul Wang
    • Joanna Wong
    • Xu Jie
    • Saya Yamaguchi
  • Biographies
  • Join us
  • Contact us
  • Location

CURRENT EXHIBITION

Saigon Life: Art of Tung Yue Nang

FRIDAY, 26 AUG 2011  -  SUNDAY, 18 SEP 2011
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
White Canvas Gallery is proud to showcase Saigon Life: Art of Tung Yue Nang.
After a hiatus of almost a decade since his last solo exhibition, Tung Yue Nang is returning with a new series of works that reflect  his regular visits to Vietnam. Capturing the everyday life in Saigon through a photographic lens, he embarks on a journey of discovery and adventure as he unravels the magic and charm of Saigon city and people through his interpretative works of Chinese ink and watercolour painted on rice paper.
Create a free website with Weebly