The Toot Yung Gallery is now working in partnership with the French Bistrot, Pepin, located Suan Phlu soi 1, in Sathorn area. A new space will be opened shortly, and we will keep you posted about this. Gallery website: http://www.tootyunggallery.com
Monday, January 16, 2012
Pakitsilp Varamissara, Retrospective
3-28 Feb 2012
National Gallery
With the support of the French Embassy
In the framework of La Fete, French Cultural Festival
Discover the astonishing dream-like world of Pakitsilp Varamissara!
Pakitsilp’s solitary pictorial quest is unclassifiable and illustrates his journey through life. The Chiangmai-born artist oscillates between tradition and modernity, and his style is subtly influenced by the style of Lanna. During a trip to France, initiated by Toot Yung Gallery in 2009, Pakitsilp Varamissara discovered and was inspired by the great French masters; he radically simplified his technique and began using the vibrant colors that characterize his work. For the first time, a retrospective is devoted to this independent artist and presents approximately 100 works produced over the past 30 years.
Date: 3-29 February
Venue: National Gallery >> Express boat pier 13 (Phra Arthit)
Time: Wed. to Sun from 9.am to 4.pm
Opening on 3 February from 6.pm to 9.pm (Free admission)
Further information on: www.tootyunggallery.com
Exhibition 2: Work in-situ
Date: 24 February > 31 March
Venue: Pullman Bangkok King Power Hotel (lobby) >> BTS Victory Monument
Time: Daily from 9.am to 9.pm
Opening with DJ on 24 February from 6.pm to 8.pm with DJ Baptiste (+ special guest DJ Kheops and DJ Daj from IAM – to be confirmed) - (Free admission)
Organized by Toot Yung Gallery / Curator: Myrtille Tibayrenc
The Sculptor's studio 2, 90x90cm, acrylic on canvas, 2008
Orange sky, 70x180cm, acrylic on canvas, 2010
French beach, 240x180cm, acrylic on canvas, 2009
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