Date:novembre 25, 2016

Nguyen Xuan Khanh

Nguyen Xuan Khanh, who died in 2001 in a car accident, is a landscape painter highly sensitive to the pallet. Its colours are in harmony with the subjects that often give away a sweet nostalgia. Khanh has a growing reputation that his paintings reflect a certain Vietnamese specificity, both in the subjects and in the atmosphere that emanates from his works, even when he painted subjects and still lives.

Career of Nguyen Xuan Khanh

Born in 1969 in Hai Phong, Vietnam - Death 2001
Member of Vietnamese Fine Art Association.
Member of the Fine Arts Association of Ho Chi Minh City.
Nguyen Binh Khiem Literature and Arts Award.

1985 Group Exhibition of paintings on workers in Hanoi.
1990 Group Exhibition National Exhibition in Hanoi.
1991 Group Exhibition National Wood-Cut Print Exhibition in Hanoi.
1992 Group Exhibition of Two-men Exhibition in Hanoi.
1992 Solo Exhibition at Vietnam - Czechoslovakia Cultural Frienship House in Hai Phong (November).
1993 Group Exhibition in Hanoi.
1994 Solo Exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in Ho Chi Minh City (June).
1995 Solo Exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in Ho Chi Minh City (December).
1995 National Group Exhibition in Hanoi.
1996 National group -Day Exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City.
1997 Solo Exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in Ho Chi Minh City (March).
    1998 Solo Exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in Ho Chi Minh City (May).
              Two-artists Exhibition at H & S Gallery, Brussels, Belgium (April 30 - June 28, 1998)
             Group Exhibition “Portrait Exhibition” (together with Phan Vu and Vu Ha Nam)

1999 Solo Exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in Ho Chi Minh City (5/30– 6/18).
2000 Group Exhibition “Through My Eyes” - Three-Men Show (with Minh Duc & Ton That Bang), Atrium Gallery, Melbourne, Australia (January 24 – April 2, 20000)
He died in 2005...

Gallery of Nguyen Xuan Khanh
NXK107, 1997, 83x95cm
NXK219, 1993, 100x70cm
NXK28, 1993, 48x59cm
NXK217, 1994, 91x117cm
NXK218, 91x117cm
NXK112, 83x96cm
NXK114, 1996, 60x81cm
NXK115, 1995, 55x40cm
NXK116, 1995, 80x50cm
NXK106, 1996, 79,5x110,5cm
NXK30, 1996, 66x54cm