Is It Morning For You Yet? ▪ 58th Carnegie International

Dogma Collection

Dogma Collection (founded 2000, Ho Chi Minh City) is a private collection based in Vietnam. The collection comprises a large, unique archive of visual art materials reflecting the years before and immediately after Vietnam’s emergence as a unified nation in 1975, and contains propaganda paintings, combat art, photography, and stamps. Drawing on this history, in recent years the collection has supported the Dogma Prize in Self-Portraiture, which celebrates the vigor and experimentation of contemporary artists in a rapidly evolving modern nation.

an illustrative drawing of three soldiers. — Untitled propaganda poster (A-side), ca. 1965–75, gouache on paper, 21 7⁄16 × 30 ⅞ in., The Private Dogma Collection. (English translation: Clasp the gun with faith, for our beloved South)

a drawing of a woman — Untitled propaganda poster (B-side), ca. 1965–75, charcoal on paper, 21 7⁄16 × 30 ⅞ in., The Private Dogma Collection.

Dogma Collection

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