Nicole Tran Ba Vang

Nicole Tran Ba Vang (b. 1971, Paris) is a French photographer and artist known for her digitally manipulated fashion and body imagery, in which garments appear to be embedded in or growing from the skin. Her work has been exhibited internationally and published widely in art and fashion contexts.

This collection gathers printed matter, exhibition ephemera, and publications relating to or addressed to Nicole Tran Ba Vang — including objects that carry her name as part of their provenance and circulation history.

  • Anton Corbijn, Still Lives, exhibition opening card recto. Torch Gallery, Amsterdam, 2000. Blue-toned black-and-white photograph: a woman with long dark hair stands in a white dress beside a white picket fence, bare winter trees behind her. A second figure in a matching white dress crouches at her feet, face obscured by dark hair. Atmospheric, gothic mood. Image: Anton Corbijn, Björk, Reykjavik, 1999. Anton Corbijn, Still Lives, exhibition opening card verso. Torch Gallery, Amsterdam, 2000. White card with large bold black sans-serif type: 'Anton / Corbijn / Still Lives'. Opening details below: 'opening 15 . 4 . 2000 17.00 – 19.00 hrs.' Gallery details: Torch, Lauriergracht 94, 1016 RN Amsterdam; Tel 31-20-6260284; Fax 31-20-6238892; open Thurs/Fri/Sat 13.00–18.00 hrs or by appointment. Caption at foot: 'Anton Corbijn, Björk, Reykjavik, 1999, 185 × 125 cm, Ed. 8'. Address block upper left: Nicole Tran B

    Anton Corbijn — Still Lives

    Anton Corbijn — Still Lives