Hanoi has experienced remarkable milestones in its development over the past 70 years since its liberation in 1954, which is interestingly reflected through a visual journey taken by local photopgraphers.
The event offers good chance for Vietnamese and regional artists to showcase their talents and foster friendship among the regional artistic community.
Artist Nguyen Manh Quynh tries to paint on traditional H'Mong paper to create his own art world and help develop the traditional craft of paper making.
This series is a collection of works dedicated to reviving the American Dream.
As a young person with a strong background in fine arts and a large network of contacts with many artisans, Hanoi-based artist Nam Chi is always concerned about finding ways to revive folk paintings that are in danger of disappearing.
The award recognizes and celebrates outstanding contributions by individuals and organizations working in arts and culture in Vietnam last year.
The art competition aims to help Vietnamese artists reach a wider regional audience.
The group of artists from Hanoi transformed the footbridge on Tran Nhat Duat Street into a joyful, vibrant and illuminated work of art in the evening.
Using 3D mapping technology to create three-dimensional representations of the Dien Bien Phu painting, the Hanoi display is enhanced with sound and lighting effects.
Forty-six unique paintings celebrating the beauty of ancient Thang Long and contemporary Hanoi are on display in the inner city.
Sets of stamps-themed Hanoi's Flower Seasons introduce philatelists and the general public to the city's unique urban charm.
Contemporary art installations on the Tran Nhat Duat pedestrian bridge contribute to the promotion of pedestrian traffic and the beautification of Hanoi's urban space.
The 15 best works were selected from over 1,000 entries in the propaganda poster competition to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory (May 7, 1954 - 2024).
Using a wealth of artistic language, veteran Vietnamese artists have powerfully portrayed the struggle against the French invaders during the famous Dien Bien Phu Campaign that shocked the globe.
The 7th National Youth Fine Art Festival, scheduled for the fourth quarter, is now open for submissions.
Forty-five artists from Asian nations and territories will showcase their life-themed paintings and sculptures in various materials in the exhibition.
Professional and non-professional photographers are invited to participate in the Heritage Photography Contest - Journey of Heritages 2024.
The first prize of the painting competition "Inspiring Tradition" went to the young deaf painter Tran Nam Long.
The international painting contest is a great opportunity for young local artists to showcase their talents and confirm the position of Vietnamese painting in the global art market.
The exhibition is designed to highlight the different materials (lacquer, silk, oil and acrylic) and styles used by the six artists.
Two photographers from Vietnam have beaten off competition from 130,000 other entrants to win prestigious photography awards.
