The exhibition is in aid of the innocent children being born now in Vietnam as a consequence of Agent Orange/dioxin remaining in the soil and in the genetic make-up.
Australian-Vietnamese, Vietnamese and Australian artists, cartoonists and photographers have donated beautiful contemporary artwork for the exhibition. Australian-Vietnamese, Vietnamese and Australian artists, cartoonists and photographers have donated beautiful contemporary artwork for the exhibition. They include a Dobell Prize winner, an Archibald finalist and artists represented in state and national galleries and international collections.
The artists include Suzanne Archer, Ray Beattie, Zanny Begg, Robert Carter, Elizabeth Cummings, Carol Dance, Nguyen Nghia Cuong, Carleen Devine, Vuong Trong Duc, Bonita Ely, Rod Emmerson, Wayne Fleming, George Gittoes, Nguyen The Hung, Dominic Nguyen Hong Golding, Pamela Griffith, Kevin Hegarty, Nguyen Hien, Johanna Hildebrandt, Astra Howard, Dot Kolentsis, Nguyen Thi Chinh Le, Geoff Levitus, Eric Lobbecke, Carlie Lopez, Nerine Martini, Euan Macleod, Khue Nguyen, Mai Nguyen-Long, Torbjorn Lundmark, Kelly Manning, Alan Moir, Reg Mombassa, Susan Norrie, Bruce Petty, Hoai Thanh Pham, Nguyen Nghia Phuong, Phi Phi Oanh, Peter O'Doherty, Sue Pedley, Larry Pickering, David Pope, Ambrose Reisch, Erik Royds, Van Rudd, Feyona van Stom, Nik Scott, Wendy Sharpe, My Le Thi, Mark Tippett, Sophie Verrechia, Fiona White.
The exhibit includes Hoai Thanh Pham's famous photographs of Vietnamese child victims plus contemporary art from 20 Vietnamese artists.
This beautiful affordable art will be auctioned.
Come to find out about Agent Orange. Come to show your support for the innocent child victims.
Directions to Mori Gallery, 168 Day Street, Sydney: Town Hall station; Day Street is one block west of Sussex, just north of Chinatown near Trades Hall, between Bathurst and Liverpool; closest parking station is 521 Kent St.
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