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The exhibition MYTHS examines the status of women in contemporary Southeast Asian society through the works of five women artists from Thailand, Vietnam and Myanmar. Though they once shared a common history, their common cultural values continue to unite their societies – their political histories had carved out different paths that are today visible through various levels of socio-economic progress. Thailand is regarded as one of Southeast Asia’s most developed and economically stable countries where women are regarded on equal status as men. Vietnam through its socialist- capitalism practices introduced through Doi Moi in 1987 has emerged as a rapid growing economy. The contributions by women since the revolution in 1945 and throughout the wars have been significant. And Myanmar, once the most prosperous Southeast economy- now one of the poorest in the world, where women continue to be shrouded despite their contributions to both the economic and political environment.
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