The book provides a panoramic view of the origin of Kim Hoang folk paintings, the traditional way of producing the pictures, and the challenges in preserving and developing this traditional painting school in modern life.
The photography contest aims to raise people's awareness about the importance of environmental protection.
Artworks of four outstanding painters who were the first students of LÉcole des Beaux-Arts de l’Indochine will be on exhibit in Vietnam for the first time.
Artworks of talented Ho Chi Minh City-based artist is on display at Manzi Art Space in Hanoi.
Many sculptures not only beautify public spaces but also breathe new life into them, bringing distinctive values to the community.
Young artisans of the X generation strive to elevate traditional bookbinding into an art form.
Hanoi IT student’s painting which won the first prize of a UNESCO contest - the “Hanoi’s Street Vendor” - has recently sold for $8,000.
The virtual exhibition describes how the markets in Hanoi were formed and tells the visitors their interesting historical stories.
The association will expand the network of professional cooks who will be food ambassadors of Hanoi.
The ceramic exhibition showcases Vietnamese talents and tightens cultural links between Italy and Vietnam.
The art event in Hanoi offers an opportunity for locals to learn about different types of art such as painting, sculpture, and ceramics.
“Vietnamese days in the UK 2022” is taking place in full swing with a series of cultural activities, including an exhibition by a 15-year-old Vietnamese artist.
“Tigers walk in town” painting exhibition is a highlight cultural activity in Hanoi’s Old Quarter this summer.
The talented Vietnamese painter leads viewers into the ‘peaceful realm’ in his lacquer paintings.
Portraits of strong, dynamic, and kind-hearted Vietnamese women in the past and the present are portrayed by local artists.
All Vietnamese people living in and outside the country and foreigners in Vietnam are invited to participate in the annual 2022 Heritage Photographic Contest.
Through the exhibition, Hanoi-based artist wish to question about the relationship between human belief, power and violence, and between loss and oblivion.
