Photo News October 13, 2010 Art Master U Lun Kwaye’s paintings will soon be on exhibition in Grand Railway Hotel. Together with his, the painthings of his whole family consists of Lun Mya Mya (his wife), Lun Thit (his son),…
Category: Burmese Events
The Life and struggle of Burmese in overseas
Pe Nyunt Wai to host his first solo art show overseas
MoeMaKa Reporter Chaing Mai
October 14th, 2010
Pe Nyunt Wai, renowned Burmese Artist is going to host his 5th art exhibit opening from October 16, 6 p.m. in Chaing Mai, Thailand. This is his 5th one-man show but this will be the first hosting overseas and it will last for 3 weeks. His collection named as “Bagan Drawings” will be paintings on Pagodas and scenes of Bagan, a historic ancient city of Burma. His sole attention is to express how rich the cultures and traditions of his home country, Burma, the artist said.
Article published Mar 10, 2010 Sign at laundry offers chances to learn – Frank Gary
March 10, 2010 7:26 p.m.
Sign at laundry offers chances to learn
Frank Gray
Courtesy
An employee recently posted this sign on the door at Ricker”s City Laundry.
The sign on the door at Ricker’s City Laundry at Calhoun Street and Rudisill Boulevard was blunt and shocking to some, at least to those who could read it.
“For Sanitary Purposes, There Are No Burmese People Allowed.”
Hundreds of Burmese in Malaysia detained
Hundreds of Burmese in Malaysia detained July 27th, 2009 The photos were taken on last Thursday showing hundreds of Burmese workers detained at prison camp in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. One high ranking Malaysian immigration official was arrested for selling…
Burmese in Fort Wayne published local Burmese monthly for the community
Burmese in Fort Wayne published local Burmese monthly for the community
July 27th, 2009
Burmese community living in Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA, published community monthly newsletter in Burmese language on 26th July 2009. It was given with the name – “Phoo Pwint Wai”, meaning “Budding Flowers”. It was the first ever newsletter published by Burmese community in Fort Wayne voluntarily.