PHUONG NGO

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BENDIGO ART GALLERY

New Histories

In New Histories contemporary artists reimagine ten historic works from the 19th and early 20th century Australian and European collection of Bendigo Art Gallery.
Juan Ford Pilar Mata Dupont Andrew Goodman Christian Thompson Phuong Ngo Gabrielle De Vietri Bridie Lunney Denis Chapman Seecum Cheung Maike Hemmers Isabelle Sully Flora Woudstra Family First! (Devon Ackermann & Paul Yore) Jacques Soddell

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 13 April 2018 to Sunday 29 July 2018

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

The 2014 Substation Art Prize Exhibition

The Substation Art Prize is a National $10,000 non-acquisitive award for contemporary visual art presented in Melbourne’s inner west.
Kate Just Glenn Walls Bindi Cole Kate Mitchell Bindi Cole Glenn Walls Pilar Mata Dupont Elizabeth Pulie Nathan Gray Simon Zoric Paul Snell Hanna Tai Justin Balmain Phuong Ngo Daniel Mc Kewen Bindi Cole Steven Rendall Joel Zika Bridie Lunney Diego Ramirez Kenny Pittock Andrew Tetzlaff John Aslanidis Natasha Carrington Jonathan Crowther Inez De Vega Benedict Ernst Matthew Hopkins Irena Kennedy Mason Kimber Georgie Mattingley Kym Maxwell Shane Mcgrath Kristy Milliken Oscar Perry Brad Rusbridge Caleb Shea Simone Slee Julian Aubrey Smith Fleur Summers Kensuke Todo Dan Withey Ken And Julia Yonetani

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 16 August 2014 to Sunday 12 October 2014Opening: Friday 15 August 2014

9 collections
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CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

The Sievers Project Gallery 2

Six early career artists, working in photography through to installation, have responded in diverse ways to renowned Australian photographer Wolfgang Sievers (1913–2007), icon of 20th century Australian photography.
Jane Brown Phuong Ngo Cameron Clarke Zoe Croggon Therese Keogh Meredith Turnbull And Wolfgang Sievers

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 13 June 2014 to Sunday 31 August 2014

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

My Dad the People Smuggler, 2013 PHUONG NGO Based in Sunshine West Melbourne

In 1981 my father sailed his boat into the bay of Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia. From there he, my mother and brother were transferred to Pulau Bidong where they lived for several months before being accepted into Australia.
Phuong Ngo

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 18 October 2013 to Sunday 17 November 2013

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

The Substation Contemporary Art Prize 2013

The Substation Contemporary Art Prize is a national non-acquisitive award established to encourage innovation in contemporary art practice.
Christopher Fulham Tai Snaith Simon Pericich Ash Keating Anne Wilson Georgie Roxby Smith Izabela Pluta Eric Bridgeman Pilar Mata Dupont Nathan Gray Catherine Clover Elvis Richardson Michael Needham Dominic Kavanagh Hermione Merry Petrina Hicks Daniel Boetker Smith Andrew Mcqualter Dylan Hammond Phuong Ngo Gabrielle De Vietri Shae Rooke Julian Di Martino Scott Mitchell Diego Ramirez Laresa Kosloff Catherine Evans Shanrah Austin Abdul Rahman Abdullah Michael Bullock Georgina Criddle Adam John Cullen Nick Devlin Robbie Dixon Sean Dockray Ara Dolatian Simon Finn Dexter Fletcher Elizabeth Gertsakis Kel Glaister Matthew Greaves Paul Handley Elizabeth Liddle & Henriette Kassay Schuster Hoang Tran Nguyen Sally Ann Rowland Amy Spiers & Catherine Ryan Rebecca Shanahan Hannah Smith Sherna Teperson David Thomson

Art opportunity in Australia. Thursday 01 August 2013 to Monday 16 September 2013

5 collections
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COUNIHAN GALLERY IN BRUNSWICK

My Dad the People Smuggler | Phuong Ngo

Working with documentary and portrait photography, Ngo’s practice studies the disjunction between war as an historical event and its impact on individual histories. This exhibition documents the personal consequences of his family’s past and their experience on the island of Pulau Bidong, a United Nations refugee camp established at the end of the Vietnam War in 1979.
Phuong Ngo

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 12 April 2013 to Sunday 05 May 2013Opening: Thursday 11 April 2013

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CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

PHUONG NGO: DOMINO THEORY

Domino Theory is the theory that a political event in one country will cause similar events in neighbouring countries. By reinterpreting Domino Theory through the key players involved with Communism and the Vietnam War, this exhibition focuses on how this conflict was realised in relation to the ideals that prompted the actions of the West.
Phuong Ngo

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 13 April 2012 to Sunday 27 May 2012