Biography:
1970:   Born in Lai Chau Province, Vietnam
1993:   Graduated from Hanoi College of Fine Arts
1993: First Prize for the Minority Artists Exhibition and National Fine Arts
2000:   Poong was featured in the May/June 2000 issue of Asian Art News. Member of Vietnamese Association of Fine Arts.
Exhibitions:
2009:   Art Palm Beach
2007 – 2009: “Changing Identities”, US Traveling Museum Exhibition
2008:   Royal Academy London Watercolrs Show. Cycle of Life, University of California, Berkeley. Art Asia Miami
2007:   Cycle of Life, California State Universities, Sacramento and Davis. Seasons of the soul: A Feminine Perspective FromVietnam, 
              Paintings by Dinh Thi Tham Poong and Nguyen Bach Dan, Denise Bibro Fine Art, New York. Of This and Other Worlds, two-   
              woman
              Exhibition with Vu Thu Hien) in Bankside Gallery, London, UK. Women Painters, Painted Women in the National Fine Arts  
              Museum of Vietnam.
2006:  Natural Instinct, Art Vietnam, Hanoi
2005:  Here and Hereafter, two woman exhibition in Wilfrid Museum of Oriental Arts, July 2005
2003:  Connecting With Nature: Celebrating Vietnam’s Ethnic Peoples, Kismet Gallery, New York
2002 - 2003: Poong’s works were featured in two traveling exhibitions sponsored by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations: 36
             Ideas From Asia, Euope (2002) and 15 Tracks (Japan 2003)
2000:  Fish and Stream, Mai Gallery, Hanoi
1999:  Women Imaging Women, Culture Center of the Philippines, Manila. Gap Vietnam, Haus der Culturen der Welt, Berlin. Young
             sculptors, National art Museum, Hanoi
1998: Hanoi spirit, Bau Gallery, Helsinki
1997: Emigration, Salon Natasha, Hanoi
1995: National Exhibition, Van Ho Exhibition Center, Hanoi. Before the Sun Rise, Giang Vo Art Exhibition Center, Hanoi
1994: Art Exhibition, Art Exhibition Center, Ngo Quyen, Hanoi
1993: Minority Artists, National Art Museum, Hanoi
1990: National Exhibition, Van Ho Exhibition Center, Hanoi. Solo exhibitions in Vietnam, USA. Group exhibition in Vietnam, Finland,
           Philippines, Germany, USA, Austria, Japan
Awards and Scholarship:
1993:  First Prize for the Minority Artists Exhibition 
1995:  Third Prize of National Fine Art Association. Promotion Prize by National Fine Art Association
 

 

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