Nguyen Trinh Thi

@thidoclab

Hanoi-based filmmaker/artist. Exhibitions: documenta, APT, Sydney Biennale, Lyon Biennale. Current exhibitions: Mori, M+. Founded Hanoi DocLab.
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Open from 16 May to 30 Aug Sonic Other__lands is an exhibition and public programme series exploring how sound carries alternate histories of land, water and resistance. Moving through multiple listening points across the Goethe-Institut space, sound—bending, uncontainable, transgressing—continues to unsettle fixed geographies, where belonging fractures along borders, between land lost and land imagined. Featuring works by Nguyễn Trinh Thi (@thidoclab ) Shen Xin Zahra Malkani (@zahrammm ) Priyageetha Dia (@priyageetha.dia ) Trà My Hickin (@tr444my ), Koa Pham (@koapham ) Hong-Kai Wang (@hongkaiwang ) /// Located within Beijing’s 798 Art District, formerly a military-factory complex tied to the production of radio technologies, the project enters into a speculative dialogue with the site’s sonic histories, asking how listening might unmake and remake its infrastructures. First curatorial project by @unruly_ear @_retseh Hosted and supported by @goetheinstitutchina as part of its 798 Teahouse project
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응우옌 찐 티 Nguyen Trinh Thi <47일, 소리 없이 / 47 Days, Sound-less> @thidoclab 아시아의 장치들 Asia, The Apparatus 2026. 3. 19. - 9. 27. National Asian Culture Center #아시아의장치들 #asiatheapparatus #응우옌트린티 #응우옌쩐티 #nguyentrinhthi
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At ACC Gwangju ‘Asia the Apparatus ‘
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returning to @radvilurumai w @lukasdeclerckck @aurelka____ @thidoclab 2026.03.03 durys 18:00, filmo peržiūra 18:30 0-12eur parama / donation (non-members) nariams nemokamai / members for free
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UNCERTAIN ETHNOGRAPHERS: short films from Southeast Asia Curated by Dini Adanurani & Bảo Hân Fundraiser in aid of Southeast Asia Floods Relief __ Letters from Panduranga (35', Vietnam, 2017) Nguyen Trinh Thi The essay film, made in the form of a letter exchange between a man and a woman, was inspired by the fact that the government of Vietnam plans to build the country’s first two nuclear power plants in Ninh Thuan (formerly known as Panduranga), right at the spiritual heart of the Cham indigenous people, threatening the survival of this ancient matriarchal Hindu culture that stretches back almost two thousand years. At the border between documentary and fiction, the film shifts audience attention between foreground and background, between intimate portraits and distant landscapes, offering reflections around fieldwork, ethnography, art, and the role of the artist. Bio Nguyen Trinh Thi is a Hanoi-based filmmaker and artist. Traversing boundaries between film and video art, installation and performance, her practice currently explores the power of sound and listening, and the multiple relations between image, sound, and space, with ongoing interests in history, memory, representation, ecology, and the unknown. Nguyen’s works have been shown at international festivals and exhibitions including documenta, Artes Mundi, Lyon Biennale, the Asia Pacific Triennale of Contemporary Art, Sydney Biennale, the Mori Art Museum, and Fukuoka Asian Art Triennial. @thidoclab __ Here We Are (20', Thailand, 2023) Chanasorn Chaikitiporn A housekeeper receives a film made by her daughter. The film, combining found footage of Thailand during the Cold War with present-day images of Bangkok, triggers a re-telling of her own story of coming to the capital. Bio Chanasorn Chaikitiporn is a filmmaker and moving image artist whose interest lies in exploration and interrogation of socio-political histories of Thailand. His works examine questions on culture, political thought, identity and personal historical memory through the lens of semi-coloniality. @pluemchanasorn __ Curators: @cestlahan & @diniada Tickets: Bio Support: @artscouncilireland & @dublincityartsoffice
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