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An art gallery + workshop space showcasing the work of woodcut printmaker Jack Clayton.

25/08/2026

💥💥💥Today was a BIG DAY 💥💥💥

The final installation of by far the hugest print I have put up and now finally we can say it is finished! 🔥

This is the first design that has been re-edited to XL size in full color and there are more in the pipeline!! 😎👍

A big shout out to Garret + Thu at Dulce for the gentle push to step up and fill a huge wall! 🙏 🙏

There is more to come in this collaboration so stay tuned...

23/08/2026

💥 SAI GON COMPASS 2.0 🧭 — now on canvas 💥

Four names, one city. "Preah Nokor," "Gia Định," "Sài Gòn," "Hồ Chí Minh" — every era this city has lived through, wrapped around a single hand-drawn compass, packed edge to edge with the streets, rivers, food carts, motorbikes and landmarks that make it what it is today.

This is Sài Gòn Compass 2.0 — a dense, illustrated map-portrait of the city, now available on stretched canvas 🔥

Ready to hang straight out of the box, no framing needed 👌

60x60cm stretched canvas

✨️ UV printed for rich colour depth & durability

✨️ Arrives ready to hang

✨️RRP 1,200,000 VND

💥💥💥 2 available now at 950,000 VND — free shipping within HCMC 💥💥💥

First come, first served — once they're gone, they're gone!

DM us or drop by the gallery to grab one 😎👍

22/08/2026

Thank you to Kerry and Nath for joining us this morning for a fantastic woodcut introductory workshop! 🙏🙏

Both participants created unique designs, hand drawn, carved + printed in 1 session 💥💥💥

Vietnam lanterns and star wars death stars were the themes of the day! 🔥🇻🇳😎

Enjoy your weekend ahead 👌

20/08/2026

Today's photography venture discovering more parts of District 4! 📸📸📸 💥

Cross the road from then end of Hẻm 99 and you're straight into Khu Phố 8! The blue banner over the entrance still carries its old ward name even after the 2025 updates...

Wander in and the streets narrow fast: red plastic stools outside a phone repair shop, a fruit-seller working his cart-bike through the lane, a woman crossing with bánh tráng trộn on her mind.

Then the architecture changes register — a run of narrow, two-storey shophouses with steep triangular tile roofs, the classic Saigon "nhà ống" (tube house) form built to squeeze commerce and living space onto the narrowest possible street frontage. Ground floor for business, living quarters above, and a roofline you don't see much of anymore outside pockets like this one.

Round the corner and you're at Bếp Mều Béo — a cat café with three residents holding court in the window — before the walk closes out at a small doorway fruit stand, quietly getting on with the day.

Keep following for more D4 discoveries as we wander and capture our way around this fascinating part of HCMC 🔥

📍 Khu Phố 8, Đường Nội Bộ Lô V, Phường Khánh Hội, TP.HCM

17/08/2026

💥Take a walk with us down Hẻm 99 🚶‍♂️‍➡️💥

Hẻm 99 is easy to miss! Blink at the wrong moment on Đường 41 and you'll walk straight past the blue street sign 😊 — but turn in, and it's one of the most lived-in alleys in Khánh Hội 👌

Ten metres from where the Alleyway Market ends, and a different rhythm entirely: repair shops with doors thrown open to the street, a rooster who owns the sidewalk, a woman in a nón lá walking home with the afternoon's shopping 🐓

Keep going and you'll hit Hủ Tíu Cô Mai 🔥 small, steel-tabled, and always full. It's known locally for hoành thánh, and watching the women behind the counter work through the lunch rush, hands never stopping, tells you why the tables never free for long 😋

Khánh Hội was a fishing and dockworkers' quarter long before District 4 became District 4, and alleys like this one are where that history is easiest to feel — not in a museum, but in a bowl of soup on a steel table.

📍 Hẻm 99, Đường 41, Phường Khánh Hội, TP.HCM

16/08/2026

Big thanks to Dustin & Sea for being our very first trial run! 🙌

This week we road-tested something new at Jack Clayton Art Gallery 💥💥💥 the first of several themed workshop concepts we're developing, plus our very first evening class session👌

No templates. No pre-planned steps. Dustin and Sea each started with a blank block, sketched their own design freehand, then carved and hand-printed it from scratch. What came off the press wasn't a copy of anything — it was theirs alone, start to finish 🔥

Watching two completely different pieces emerge from the same simple process (draw → carve → print) reminded us why we love teaching this craft 👉 give people the tools and a bit of guidance, and the story on the block becomes personal 😎

Huge thanks to you both for being open to figuring it out with us as we shape these new formats. More themed workshops — and regular evening class slots — coming soon. 🥳🥳🥳

04/08/2026

💥'The Boy in the Alley' 💥

Inspired by my 'D4 Discovery' photo project this network of alleyways is just off 241 Ben Van Don Street, a stone throw from the heart of D1 but worlds apart.

More to cpme in this series...

Woodcut 60x80cm

Limited edition of 8, hand printed today and now drying on the rack 🔥

01/08/2026

Thank you for you booking today 🙏🙏

We had a great class this morning and welcomed back 2 returning guests for another awesome workshop 💥💥💥

2 prints, completely drawn by hand from their own designs! 👌

Have a great weekend 🔥🔥

31/07/2026

'Don't leave me hanging like a hornbill' 😎

4 layer woodcut reduction from a 20x15cm plywood block 👌

Here's a compilation of the print pulls that made the print and I will upload the finished piece when the commission is complete 💥💥💥

26/07/2026

A big thank you to Kendra and Robin who visited us yesterday from Australia 🇦🇺🦘💥

They took home a personal favourite in this ground floor scene woodcut inspired by a trip to Hao Sy Phuong apartments in D5, Saigon 🔥
You won't find this one online! As alot of our unique art in our gallery it doesn't always make it to the digital world 🌏 so always best to visit us in person to see the full collection 🚶‍♂️👌

We are OPEN today for Sunday and here until 6pm✌️

Looking forward to giving you a personal tour 😎👍

Address

10, Đường Số 7, Phường 4, Quận 4
Ho Chi Minh City
700000

Telephone

+84938118764

Website

http://jackclaytonart.com/

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