THE FIRST CONTEMPORARY ART STUDIO IN HANOI - VIETNAM, ESTABLISHED SINCE 1998 ADDRESS: Nhà sàn anh Đức, Ngõ 462, Đường Bưởi, Quận Ba Đình, Hà Nội, Việt Nam Khu Tập Thể 7,2 Hecta Vĩnh Phúc – Dãy nhà D (không phải D1 hoặc D2) cầu thang cuối. Hỏi Nhà Sàn Anh Đức. Tel: 84 (0) 4 3762 5452. nhasananhduc@gmail.com | | | | | Nhasan studio is a traditional wooden house on still that was built in 1992 by Nguyen Manh Duc. In 1998 Tran Luong and Nguyen Manh Duc turned Nhasan studio into an experimental art space. Nhasan studio was among the first alternative and non profit spaces for contemporary art not only in Hanoi, but also the whole country. It opens for local and international artists to present new kinds of media such as video, performance, sound, music, installation… Nhasan brings the chance for Vietnamese experimental artists to create and show their works, which is very meaningful in developing their artistic practices and share their experiences and invigorate an artist community that is hungry for change and at times it is to risky for contemporary art. It also brings chances to Vietnamese artists to collaborate with other international artists in order to create culture exchange, network, develop and learn more from the outside over the last 12 years. The first generation of Vietnamese avant-garde artists since early 90’s such as Truong Tan, Tran Luong, Nguyen Van Cuong, Nguyen Minh Thanh, Nguyen Quang Huy, Ea Sola, Kim Ngoc… has created the prestigious beginning. It became a valuable basis for the next generations to develop the cultural scene. After that the young generation including Nguyen Manh Hung, Pham Ngoc Duong, Nguyen Huy An, Nguyen Phuong Linh, Lai Dieu Ha… had created an exciting environment to Vietnamese contemporary art. International partners such as Rodney Dickson, Jim Elniski, Jamie Maxtone-Graham, Nora Taylor, Todd Matte, Erin O’brien, Arlene Shechet, Jay Brown,Vincent Zager, Gabby Miller, Catherine Brooks from America; Brian Ring from Canada; Maritta Nurmi from Findland; Veronika Radulovic from Germany; Arnet Rose from France; Karine Fauchard, Lazar Lyutakov, Michael Weidhofer from Wien; Kimbal Bumstead, Barnaby Churchil Steel from England; Eric Van Hove from Belgium, Seji Shimoda from Japan; Katie Lee from Australia; Matti Wuthrich and Hina Strüver from Switzerland; Jason Lim and Lee Wen from Singapore, Moe Satt from Myanmar, Som Sutthirat Supaparinya from Thailand, Liu Lifen, Lsir Lisa from China… had showed their practices, collaborated and shared their ideas and experiences to net work with local artists at Nhasan studio.   | |||||
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