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[Thailand] |
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Born in 1976. Graduated in fine arts from the Silpakorn University and is currently a practing film and video artist in Thailand.
9 May to 6 August 2007 |
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| Phuttiphong Aroonpheng is going to make a video art work titled "We all know each other" and do a workshop titled "My pillow". |
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| ■Kim Ilgeun
[Korea] |
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Born in 1976. Obtained his master's degree in sculpture at Chosun University.
9 May to 6 August 2007 |
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| Kim Ilgeun has created TVs, furniture and vehicles in astounding detail using cardboard. He is going to make various things in the same way. |
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| ■Abdus Salam
[Bangladesh] |
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Born in 1971. Obtained his master's in fine arts at Dhaka University, Bangladesh. Participated in the 3rd Fukuoka Triennale of 2005.
12 September to 10 December 2007 |
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| Abdus Salam is going to make a series of prints taken directly from historic buildings, walls and streets in Fukuoka. In his workshops, Abdus will create wood reliefs inspired by Japanese and Bangladeshi folk tales. |
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| ■Sherman Ong Beng Ann
[Malaysia] |
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Born in 1971. After graduating from the University of Singapore, worked as a TV program director. Currently based in Malaysia as a film artist.
12 September to 10 December 2007 |
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| Sherman Ong Beng Ann is going to take various photographs in Fukuoka and compose them into a "visual haiku" poem. |
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| ■Aminudin Tua Hamonangan Siregar
[Indonesia] |
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Born in 1973. Obtained his master's degree in fine arts at Indonesia's Bandung Institute of Arts. Currently serves as a director and head curator at the university's museum.
8 January - 31 March 2008 |
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| Aminudin Tua Hamonangan Siregar is a researcher of Indonesia's Bandung Institute of Arts and specializes in Indonesian modern art. He plans to hold lectures on Indonesian art as well as culture and life. |
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| ■Cho Jeong-ran
[Korea] |
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Born in 1966. Obtained her master's degree at Korea's Chonnam National University. Currently works as a curator at the Gwangju Art Museum.
8 January - 31 March 2008 |
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| Cho Jeong-ran works as a curator at the Gwangju Art Museum and specializes art education for children and people with disabilities. |
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