Friday, July 22, 2011

hello los angeles

Thank you very much for your kind support last week -- helped calm my lily-livered nerves.
(photos taken by Thinkspace Gallery)

(pre-show preparations)

(the reception)

(drinking water with David Bray)

( spectators spectating)



For purchasing details please contact Thinkspace Gallery at contact@thinkspacegallery.com or visit the availability list.

Currently on display:

I Came Across a Wilting Cognition
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
18 x 25"46 x 64 cm

Just Another Oscillant Deposition
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
14 x 18" 36 x 46 cm

Cast into a Rippled Mentality
acrylic & color pencil
14 x 18" 36 x 46 cm

When the World Isn't Looking
acylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
12 x 15" 30 x 38 cm

Living Parallel to an Infectious Pigment
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
13 x 17" 33 x 43 cm

The Man with the Occupied Hands
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
12 x 14" 30 x 36 cm

Searching for an Uncharted Hypotenuse
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
12 x 14" 30 x 36 cm

Treading Through An Untrimmed Memory
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
21 x 17.5" 53 x 44 cm

The Diameter of a Dim Endeavor
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
10 x 10" 25 x 25 cm

My Conversation with an Angular Thought
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
10 x 10" 25 x 25 cm

In the Corners of Your Equilateral Mind
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
10 x 10" 25 x 25 cm

The Moon is a Foul Intention
acrylic & graphite
Framed and matted
11 x 14" 28 x 36 cm

Confronted with an Over-exposed Marquee
acrylic & graphite
Framed and matted
11 x 14" 28 x 36 cm

It Feels Like a Pallid Empathy
acrylic & graphite
Framed and matted
11 x 14" 28 x 36 cm

Just Another Oscillant Deposition (Process Sketch)
graphite
Framed and matted
14 x 18" 36 x 46 cm

Living Parallel to an Infectious Pigment (Process Sketch)
graphite
Framed and matted
13 x 17" 33 x 43 cm

Treading Through An Untrimmed Memory (Process Sketch)
acrylic & color pencil
Framed and matted
9.5 x 8" 24 x 20 cm



P.S. I found a new hobby. It's called "planking."


Posted by Tran Nguyen at 12:15 AM

13 comments:

  1. Great work, I like how you use the paper forms, hahah I want play planking too.

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  2. ahhh, your paintings are just so beautiful; acrylic paint is so hard to use but you make it look effortless. i hope that the show went well! :)

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  3. You works are endlessly beautiful !!
    Mind if I publish your work on my blog?(a dedication)
    www.venomfame.blogspot.com

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  4. You are also one of the planking women, as well as being this great of an artist I am truly impressed.

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  5. I smell new inspiration from a certain Italian renaissance.

    As always, gorgeous work, beautiful textures and lighting and the rest of the "oh Tran! You so amazing" speech.

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  6. So how did it go? did you sell well? what was the response from the people that came and the gallery? wishing you the best.

    Peace,
    Sean

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  7. I love your work so much ♥..I wish I could go...but I don't live in the US D:

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  8. Dear Ms. Tran Nguyen
    YOU ARE SIMPLY AMAZING.
    I can truly say that I admire you and I am proud to say that you're an inspiration to me and to my art work
    Thank you for being who you are
    I just need you to know that :)

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  9. I am very impressed by your brilliant artworks! Especially your portraits are sophisticated! It´s all very inspiring to me! I follow your activities.

    Please have a look at my photorealistic portraits at: http://portraits2null.blogspot.com/

    Best regards from germany - Lars

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  10. I've been following your works way way back, and I can say that you're improving so well! Your works are deep, well-executed, and lovely. Keep it up, and thanks for being such an inspiration! :)

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  11. Thank you all very much for the sweet remarks! The show was a blast and I hope you guys enjoyed it, too.

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  12. i hoped you sold everything,
    an artist like you needs money to buy more materials!

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  13. Your blog is great! I really love this kind of artwork, reminds me of this:
    Drawings Paintings Prints
    Love drawings!

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