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Street Life Phnom Penh by Chhan Dina @ Java Arts, Phnom Penh.
02 January 2014
Paintings and Sculptures by Chhan Dina
Exhibition opening June 17th – 6:00 am to 10:00 pm – Runs until July 24th, 2011 at Java Main Gallery, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
This exhibition of abstract paintings and sculptures by contemporary artist Chhan Dina, depicts the bustling streets of Phnom Penh as sites of contrasting experience. It considers the streets as the backdrop of people’s existence; as a place to work, rest, socialise, and for young children to play. Colourful portraits of everyday activities sit against starker images of urban poverty. These images highlight the city’s streets as literal and symbolic pathways, taking people to diverging and sometimes bleak places. Read More on the Java Arts website
Preview of solo exhibition in Java Arts – Phnom Penh June 2011
02 January 2014
Dearest Art lovers,
I hope you like my fantastic new website. I’ve updated my gallery with a sneak preview of some of my work that will be displayed at Java Arts, Phnom Penh in June 2011. More details soon.
Please be sure to join me on Facebook. Hope to see you soon.
Dina
Exhibition of 11 Female Cambodian contemporary artists
02 January 2014
11 Female Cambodian contemporary artists exhibit at Sovanna shopping mall, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. October 22nd until November 3rd.
Meet the artists, see live painting, be amazed by Chhan Dina’s largest installation yet, featuring 4 sculptures. Other artists on the roster include Chan Pisey, Oeur Sokuntevy, Tith Kanitha, Kong Sovicha, Nuon Borina, Lam Soeung, Buth Chan Anochea, Thou Samoun, Neak Sophal and Hiem An Kanitha.
Click on the image for all the information and directions. Hope to see you there.
The art of dirt: cultivating prosperity in the developing world
02 January 2014
I’m so thrilled to be part of “The Art of Dirt” exhibition in Denver, USA (September 1st – 25th). Artwork from all round the world was brought to Denver especially for this show and will be offered for sale through an online auction with proceeds benefiting IDE. The wonderful team at IDE Cambodia visited me in Phnom Penh and left with two of my paintings. I’m so excited to see my works displayed beside other exceptionally high quality paintings and of course I’m very proud to be representing Cambodia.
The exhibition provides a unique window on rural life in the developing world. The show presents a range of images of rural markets and farming, with works from established and emerging artists from Central America, Asia and Africa, in a variety of styles from semi-abstract to representative. Please share the link with your friends and if you get a chance support the IDE organization. They provide low-cost water technologies, access to better seeds and growing techniques, and better connections to markets. Help make a difference in the developing world, cultivate prosperity in Africa, Asia and Latin America and get some amazing artwork too!
One of my paintings at the auction can be found here: Khmer Living and there is the main art of dirt website
Cross the Line Exhibition
30 December 2013
Don’t miss an opportunity to view my latest solo exhibition ‘Cross the line’.
My body of work consists of acrylic, enamel, ink and oil paintings that go beyond traditional images, boundaries and techniques. I experiment with paint in ways that are rarely explored by artists in Asia.
I’m certain my display of illusive imagery that encompasses life and everyday activities in Cambodia will surprise and excite you.
Where:
Equinox, 3a Street 278, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
When:
7pm, Friday the 25th of June, 2010