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MPP Ye Myint's latest show is filled with majestic paintings of a bygone Bagan's temples and gates. But the works hold a critical message.

Many in Myanmar still believe that a man will lose his "hpone," or spiritual power, if his clothes are washed with a woman's sarong. Htein Lin wants them to reconsider.

Twenty-seven modernists are displaying more than 50 works at a contemporary art exhibition at OK Art Gallery in Aung San Stadium.

In his 10th solo exhibition, painter Lynn Wunna ventures into abstract territory.

Ohn Khaing Zin’s exhibition features portraits of artists who influenced him from childhood but have since passed away.

A group exhibition at 43 Art Gallery showcases paintings, installations and video art of six artists who offer social and political commentary in their works.

Aung Kyi Soe will display 10 works that invoke Picasso’s Guernica

Thurein depicts rural scenes in rough brushwork, black lines and dazzling colors.

Soe Naing’s solo exhibition features work made of turpentine, oil and sketched figures on glass.

For those tired of landscapes and portraits, an ongoing exhibition in Yangon is showcasing something a little more uncanny.

Sein Myint is a modernist painter with a scholarly appreciation of traditional Myanmar culture and customs.

An ongoing exhibition called "Seven Decades" features old and new works of 18 artists reflecting on important moments throughout the 70 years since Myanmar gained independence.

“This exhibition isn’t about looking at old art from past years. It’s about creating new art to recall past decades,” said Htein Lin.