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Lively Life – exhibition of Guyido Goedheer in Bangkok

By Peter (editor)
Posted in Thailand in general
Tags: Bangkok, Guido Goodman

June 16, 2010

Dutch artist Guyido Goedheer will exhibit his work in the well-known CoBrA style from June 15 to July 31 at Tease Gallery on J-Avenue, Thonglor 15, Bangkok

Guyido is also committed to charities with works of art. Earlier this year, he donated part of the proceeds from his exhibition in the Siam City Hotel to the Foundation for Slum Child Care (FSCC) that helps children in the deprived areas of Bangkok.

Guyido Goedheer is one of the few painters in the world who works in the so-called CoBrA style, which originated in the late XNUMXs. Collectors, museums and enthusiasts usually go to great lengths to get hold of one of his remarkable works. Especially if they know that part of the amount of the purchase goes directly to charity.

In total, Guyido Goedheer has organized 32 solo exhibitions in Europe and the US. He participated in group exhibitions 76 times. Many of his works are owned by museums, governments and private collectors.

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