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Show Off to Trong G. Nguyen | Nov. 19
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Show Off to Trong G. Nguyen | Nov. 19

Show Off to Trong G. Nguyen | Nov. 19

Posted on: October 13, 2009

Fine Arts, Visual Arts Management and Art Criticism students, don't miss the invaluable opportunity to receive feedback on your portfolio from internationally renowned artist and curator Trong G. Nguyen.

Date / Time: Thursday, November 19th / 1pm-4pm

Location: Portfolio Center / 623 S. Wabash / Room 307

Juniors, seniors, grad students and May '09 graduates are eligible to participate.

Please call 312.369.7280 to register.

Trong G. Nguyen

Trong G. Nguyen has exhibited nationally and internationally in both solo and group exhibitions, including Sequences 2008 (Iceland), 9th Havana Biennial (Cuba), Conflux 2007 (Brooklyn), and Performa 05 (New York). As a curator, he has organized numerous exhibitions, including Never Late Than Better (EFA Project Space), By Invitation Only (Kinz, Tillou, + Feigen), The Guy Debord Show (New General Catalog), and Who? Me? (Zabriskie Gallery).

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Trong has received grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Harvestworks Digital Media Center, Bronx Museum of the Arts, and Puffin Foundation. He currently serves on the Fashion in Film Festival advisory board and has previously guest-lectured at Latvia Center for Contemporary Art, Location One, New York University, Columbia University, Icelandic Art Academy, and Catalyst Foundation.

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Recently Trong finished writing a "lost chapter" to The Da Vinci Code based on the secret love life of Marcel Duchamp. Born in Saigon, Vietnam; Trong lives and works in New York City.

Link to his Resume and Projects.

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WHAT IS SHOW OFF? Show Off is a program that gives students a chance to meet one-on-one with professionals during 20-minute appointments. You can use the time to have our guests give you feedback on your work. It's also a good time to discuss general issues about industry expectations. This is a low pressure way for you to practice interviewing, make connections and ease into the professional realm.