Myoe Win Aung was born in 1972 in Yangon to artist, Khin Ohn. After graduating from the State High School of Fine Arts, Yangon, he became a regular member of GV and studied under U Lun Gywe. He is a well-known Watercolourist and is collected by many people all over the world.

He loves to paint Myanmar scenery often featuring Bagan, Shan State, Sagaing, monks and nuns in the monastery and pagodas. His rainy scenes in the field and city evoke the smell, touch, taste and sound of rain. Light and shadow play in his work are what make his canvases magical.

Myoe Win Aung believes in sharing his talent and inspiring young minds. He is also a dedicated art instructor. Under him a number of young artists have blossomed including: Mg. Thein Hlaing, Aung Zaw Moe, Htwe Htwe Win and Thaingi.

As with most painters in Myanmar today, religious life and Buddhism influence his artistic expression. The simplicity and excellent composition of otherwise traditional subjects give his works a contemporary feel. He is known for his composition and especially for his watercolours that show people in Burma's monsoon rain.

His works are illustrated in Myanmar Painting: From Worship to Self-Imaging (2006) and Burmese Painting: A Linear and Lateral History (2009).

His works have also been exhibited in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and the United States.


“His strength is in the composition, and his skilled brushwork is most apparent in his watercolours.”

- Khin Maung Nyunt et al, Myanmar Painting:
  From Worship to Self Imaging, page 169

“One examines Myoe Win Aung’s more conventional Playing in the Rain (Fig.349) - filled with wonder and beauty... Realism and impressionism of high standard are very much alive in the works of young painters such as Myoe Win Aung.”

- Andrew Ranard, Burmese Painting: A Linear and Lateral History (2009),
  page 315, 317 & 318



INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS
1995          Myanmar Fair, Parco Bugis Junction, Singapore
1997          'In the Footsteps of Siddharta', Notices the Gallery, Singapore
1998          'Bagan: A World Heritage', Notices the Gallery, Singapore
1998          'In the Footsteps of Siddharta', Paragon, Singapore
1999          'Images of Myanmar', Bangkok, Thailand
2002          ArtAsiaNYC, New York, USA
2005          Laluna Gallery, Chiang Mai, Thailand
2006          ArtAsiaNYC, New York, USA
                 Hawthorn Gallery, New York, USA
2007          'Poetry on Canvas', New Jersey, USA
                 Theological Seminary, Princeton, New Jersey, USA
                 ArtAsiaNYC, New York, USA
                 Medusa Emporium and Gallery, New York, USA
                 'Indochine Beauty', Jakarta, Indonesia
2008          ArtAsiaNYC, New York, USA
2010          LaMaMa Galleria, New York, USA
2012          ArtAsiaNYC, New York, USA


LOCAL EXHIBITIONS
Since 1992 GV Group Show, Yangon


AUCTION (INTERNATIONAL)
1997          Bonhams Glerum, Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
1999          October Glerum Auction, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore


PUBLICATIONS
Myanmar Painting: From Worship to Self Imaging. Pg 102 & 169
Burmese Painting, A Linear and Lateral History, Pg 138


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:: SOLD :: Infront of Pyinsarupa // 318 x 508 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: City in the Rain // 318 x 508 mm // Watercolour on Paper
Cityscape // 318 x 508 mm // Watercolour on Paper
Bagan in the Rain // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Together in the Rain // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
Nun and Birds in the Rain // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Going Home with Cows // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
Sampans Together // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Brothers at the Beach // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Horse Carts in the Rain // 762 x 1016 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Colourful Scenery // 762 x 1016 mm // Watercolour on Paper
:: SOLD :: Tending Goats // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
Kekku, Shan State // 508 x 762 mm // Watercolour on Paper
MYOE WIN AUNG
b. 1972
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