From November 15, 2007 to January 15, 2008, all the women’s groups at the Borderline offered discounts on selected items to celebrate the holidays. For sales over 2000 Baht, Borderline gave a gift of a free drink. For sales over 3000 Baht, Borderline gave a gift of a pocket bag. Also for every art work that is purchased artists of the Borderline Gallery gave a free art card.
Happy holidays from everyone at Borderline!
On Thursday 6th December 2007, Borderline opened a special – Feminist Art exhibition – of women, showcasing the work of three women artists from Borderline – Way Mar Nyunt, Hla Thida Win and Win Than Dar. All of these artists are from Yangon, Burma, and they are all well-known artists inside Burma. They have been invited especially by the curator of Borderline, Sein Sein Lin.
The exhibition closed on 20th December. For the opening reception, Borderline offered Burmese food and drinks supported by Borderline Tea Shop. As usual the opening reception was held in the evening between 6:00pm and 9:00pm.
This month’s exhibition in particular is a showcase of many of the women from Borderline Shop and inside Burma. They are created and expressed their emotion from through out their life.
You can see their work of college, watercolor, oil on canvas, acrylic and more…
Feminist Art art works
Borderline opened a special 2-week exhibition – Emerging Artists – on 1 November 2007. The exhibition closed on 15th November. For the opening reception, Borderline offered Burmese food and drinks supported by Borderline Tea Shop. As usual the opening reception was held in the evening between 6:00pm and 9:00pm.
The Emerging Artists show is for all the artists and their students working in exile on the Thai-Burma Border.
Emerging Artist art works
Points and Spectrums, an exhibition by Tin Ko Ko Oo and Htun, opened at the Borderline Gallery on Thursday, 4th October 2007. The Exhibition ran for one month until November 3rd 2007.
Borderline has begun to conduct workshops for artists to develop practical skills in preparing exhibitions, writing personal statements, life drawing and sharing other art techniques with each other. Some examples of workshops include:
If you are interested in participating in one of the above workshops, please contact us using the contact page.
All 16 artists of the Borderline have recently given one of their best works of art to print art cards to sell to support the income of the Gallery. These 16 cards are arranged into 2 sets of 8 different cards.
Color Stream the second solo show of Burmese artists Bo Bo and Wanna Zaw opened on Thursday, 6th September 2007.
For the opening reception, Borderline offered Burmese food and drinks supported by Borderline Tea Shop. As usual the opening reception was held in the evening between 6:00pm and 9:00pm.
