Performance: Thinh Nguyen


Performance | July 31, 2019, 7pm

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Artist Thinh Nguyen presents a storytelling performance.

About the Performance.

Artist Thinh Nguyen will activate their installation of Across The American Plains by recounting the life-changing experiences that occurred as they hitchhiked across the United States, from romantic dramas to encountering racism and homophobia at close range.

About the Artist.

Thinh Nguyen (b. 1984, Vietnam) is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Los Angeles who investigates the intersections of cultural values. Utilizing various media, they explores and exposes oppressive social conditioning around race, gender, sexuality, and belief systems. Nguyen performed and exhibited nationally and internationally, most recently at The Hammer Museum, REDCAT, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, and Human Resources, all in Los Angeles. They presented interventions at The New Museum, New York; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Their work has been written about in Artforum, the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Magazine, LA Weekly, Hyperallergic, Artillery and numerous online forums. Nguyen holds a BFA in drawing and painting from California State Univerisity, Fullerton and an MFA in interdisciplinary studies from Claremont Graduate University, California.

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Credits

Performance: Thinh Nguyen is organized by TMR and presented in conjunction with Where The Sea Remembers.

This performance is part of Histories of a Vanishing Present, TMR’s 2019-2020 curatorial cycle exploring the global dynamics of postmemory. Major support for this cycle is provided by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

TMR's program is made possible with the support of its Board of Directors, Big Mistake Patron Group, International Council, and Contemporary Council.

This project is made possible through a major gift from Stephen O. Lesser.

 

Photo  Credit: The Mistake Room. Copyright 2019. The Mistake Room Inc.