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International IDEA spoke to artist and photographer Mayco Naing on the sidelines of the Australian National University (ANU) Myanmar Update 2023, where she launched her exhibition, “How to quantify FEAR”. This interview has been edited for length. Billie Phillips: Mayco Naing, it's a pleasure to have you here at the ANU exhibiting your and your colleagues' stunning work. What
The ANU's Australian Centre for China on the World is fast becoming the go-to spot for innovative exhibitions highlighting new worlds in art, writes arts editor HELEN MUSA.
Updated: April 30, 2021 13:40 IST They survived repression, flourished and continued to address injustices in more hopeful times. And miracles do happen Share Article AAA Exhibition view of ‘A Show of Hands’ by Htein Lin at Goethe Villa, July-August, 2015. (Photo from a ‘PIX’ issue, titled ‘Inclusion’, 2017). | Photo Credit: Mark Fenn / Al-Jazeera They survived repression, flourished and continued to address injustices in more hopeful times. And miracles do happen Who can stop you? The bright stars did shine once But who can stop you? Today… today… change something Today i...
Myanmar: History Makes Art, And That Art Will Make History December 28, 2020 Walking toward Yangon’s art galleries the majestic colonial buildings line the streets. Some have been converted into luxury hotels a sign of Myanmar’s renewal. Yet most have been left untouched since British rule. Faded green paint peeling off the walls over markets that are filled with fruit as bright as traditional women’s clothing. “Myanmar has a long history filled with rich cultural traditions, that’s reflected in a distinctive emerging art movement,” said Gill Pattison, River ...