TAASA Review Issues

Members’ Diary

SYDNEY 

EVENING WITH THE ARTIST
Thursday 7 October 6.30pm
Quadrivium, Level 2 Queen Victoria Building, George Street, Sydney

Chinese calligrapher Liang Xiaoping discusses and demonstrates her work in the exhibition Spirit of the new millennium – Chinese Calligraphy – The Brush of Liang Xiaoping at Quadrivium Gallery. Drinks will be served.

MELBOURNE 

SEMINAR RAPT IN COLOUR – KOREAN TEXTILES
November, date to be announced

TAASA Victoria has been asked to organise a seminar in conjunction with the exhibition Rapt in colour: Korean textiles of the Chosen dynasty on view at the Immigration Museum from 10 November- 27 February 2000.

For further information closer to the date contact Marjorie Ho 03 9859 6277 or the Immigration Museum 03 9927 2727.

MUSICAL MOMENT 

Yuri Takahashi and Tuong Tin group at the Burmese music segment of TAASA’s Classical Music of Asia series.

TUONG TIN AND HIS GROUP FOLLOWING THEIR CONCERT AT THE ART GAllERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES AS PART Of TAASA’S CLASSICAI. MUSIC Of ASIA SERIES. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: TA KAW WAH, KYAW SAN, TUONG TIN, DR AND MRS NY1 NYI AND YURI TTAKAHASHI. DR NYI NYI, WHO HAS HAD A LONG CAREER IN BURMESE GOVERNMENT INCLUDING A POSTING AS BURMESE AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRALIA AND DEPUTY DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF UNICEF, REMARKED FOLLWONG THE CONCERT THAT IN HIS MANY YEARS AS A CAREER DIPLOMAT HE HAD NEVER HEARD A BETTER PERFORMANCE Of BURMESE CLASSICAL MUSIC!

CENTRAL ASIA

DEE COURT (LEFT), AND GILL GREEN (CENTRE) WITH GUEST LECTURER SHEILA PAINE (RIGHT) AT THE SILKEN STEPPES EXHIBITION OPENING AT NOMADIC RUG TRADERS, SYDNEY.