How Myanmar's art community rallied after a deadly earthquake
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Following the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar, the local art community is mobilizing to support relief efforts rather than funneling resources to the military junta. Curator Kyel Sin Lin has organized an auction of work by prominent artist Htein Lin, while former British ambassador Vicky Bowman encourages donations to various charities. Art sales and fundraising events, including a dinner event in Hong Kong, have quickly raised funds for impacted communities, drawing on a network of support within the Asian art world.
The art community in Myanmar is focusing on fundraising efforts to aid in rebuilding after the 7.7 earthquake, diverting funds from the ruling junta.
Donations are being encouraged to various charities, highlighting the role of Myanmar's art scene in supporting relief and rebuilding efforts post-earthquake.
Kyel Sin Lin is organizing an auction featuring a significant piece by artist Htein Lin, aimed at portraying the devastation in Sagaing.
Fundraising events have been organized swiftly by galleries, raising substantial amounts for medical assistance, showcasing the unity of the art community in times of crisis.
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