Coming
From Kalaw
Coming From Kalaw (CFK) is a community-driven art company based in Kalaw, Myanmar. We focus on two core platforms: CFK_Art Fund, which provides free art education, and CFK_Art Platform, offering curation and art services. Our mission is to support local artists, share their stories, and grow the art scene with heart.
Art Gallery
Why Partner With Us?
Support our nonprofit CFK_Art Fund, dedicated to providing free, accessible art education that uplifts underserved youth and fosters cultural appreciation in Southern Shan State.
Partner with CFK_Art Platform to back innovative art curation, consultancy, and commercial projects that provide sustainable income for artists and grow the local art ecosystem.
Gain visibility through our exhibitions, events, and digital platforms, connecting your brand with an engaged and passionate audience committed to positive social impact.
Explore business partnerships, international collaborations, and sponsorship opportunities that align with your corporate social responsibility goals while supporting arts and culture.
Ongoing Exhibitions
October 01 2025 – November 16 2025
Yeinn Kham’s First Solo Exhibition: “Eyesight”
Artist Yeinn Kham, an artist currently based in Kalaw, creates her work using various mediums beyond traditional painting. Having drawn since childhood, her art is distinctive due to a rare eye condition that affects her vision.
Yeinn Kham’s first solo exhibition will open at the ComingFromKalaw_Art Space on October 1st.
We invite you to come and experience Yeinn Kham’s unique and exceptional artwork at our ComingFromKalaw_Art Space.
August 20 2025 – October 12 2025
Ek Kha Ya
An exhibition of unique, intricate artworks by renowned artist Htein Lin. His distinctive style of bold lines and organic forms creates a captivating visual experience. The exhibition, titled “Ek Kha Ya,” is held at West Eden Gallery. It opens on August 20, 2025 and runs until October 12, 2025.
Previous Exhibitions
July 27 2025 – august 27 2025
Kalaw’s Beauty, My Lifetime Journey
There’s something quietly certain in Sai Thet Htwe’s work. His paintings don’t shout or try to impress; they simply hold your attention. In a time where everything feels rushed and loud, his skies and open landscapes offer a rare kind of stillness. They remind us to slow down, to look longer, to notice more. His paintings don’t just show scenery; they carry weather, emotion, and light, with all their changes.
Newsletters
Issue 17 – September 2025
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