The Art Museum is a private museum. The Museum may arrange for exhibitions or loans to other venues. Some of Museum’s exhibited artwork is on loan; some has been donated. To learn more about the Museum and its goals please contact Chris.
The Chris Dodge Gallery is grateful to U Paw Thame for his contributions to the Museum. An artist, teacher and gallery owner, Paw Thame is one of Burma’s brightest lights of the past 50 years. He was co-founder of the Peacock Gallery, a pioneer in the Yangon art scene in the late 1970s and 80s. Paw Thame emigrated to the US in 1984 and currently lives in Texas.
The Gallery would also like recognize Gerald Kelly and the Kelly family of Dublin, Ireland for their support and contributions to the Museum.
Paintings by Aung Myint. Photo of Aung Myint with Myint Swe at Myanmar Art Awards, Strand Hotel, 2008.
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Paintings by Aung Soe (Baji Aung Soe or U Aung Soe). Also, photograph of Baji Aung Soe at Peacock Gallery. Photo by Paw Thame.
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Oil painting by Burmese painter U Kin Maung (Bank)
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Oil Paintings by Khin Maung Yin,1977 to 2008. Photo of Khin Maung Yin and Paw Thame at Peacock Gallery, 1982. Photo of Khin Maung Yin and Win Pe Myint with My Lady, 2007.
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Turban Kid by Maung Aw. Isabelle by Maung Aw. Photo of Artist.
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Oil Painting by U Ngwe Gaing, ca. late 1950s.
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Paintings by Paw Thame including work done in Burma, New York, Washington DC and Texas. Photo of Paw Thame with Sonny Nyein at Peacock Gallery,ca early 1980s. Photo of Paw Thame in his Hawaii studio, 1985 with paintings for Germany Exhibition.
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Watercolor of wall painting at Aung Myay Lawka Pagoda, Khin Moin Village, Chaung Oo Township by Sonny Nyein, ca 1978. Photo of Sonny Nyein, Sculptor, 2008.
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Oil on canvas by Burmese painter Than Aung
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Win Pe Watercolors, Acrylics and Oil. Various dates. Photo of Win Pe and Paw Oo Thet from 1960s. Photo of Win Pe and friends, Yangon, 1980s.
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Painting by Win Pe Myint of 92 year old Shan man WPM met one morning. The man was barefoot,on his way to work in the fields.
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