Arts & Entertainment

The Cine-concert is a part of the series of events titled ‘In Progress’ introduced by British Council Vietnam.

The exhibition is a dialogue among scientists and artists about the matters of ecological nature and sustainable development.

Hanoi is always an endless inspiration for art, including contemporary painters who describe the beauty of the city in their paintings in different ways.

The outstanding feature films will include A Story of Love and Fury, Trinta, Nise, and The Heart of Madness.

The concert No. 2 in the series of the 20th century music concerts will take place at Goethe Institut in Hanoi.

Photographers of all nationalities are invited to join the 11th International Artistic Photo Contest in Vietnam and vie for great prizes.

The films will be screened from April 1 to December 31 in 11 cities and provinces nationwide.

Danang introduces the outstanding Vietnamese painting collection named ‘Houei’ by Japanese collector Toyokichi Itoh.

The exhibition showcases innocent and beautiful world of children with autism in Hanoi.

Vietnamese beautiful landscapes portrayed vividly in the wonderful lacquer paintings by talented artist Chu Manh Chan.

The tour entitled “Turn off the lights” is auctioned openly on Facebook to raise money for environment protection.

Taking place at the Fine Arts Exhibition House in Hanoi's downtown, “The Second Floor Between Two Floors” is an exhibition to summarize the process of practice, research and creation on multi-art materials.

The exhibition will take place from April 9 to May 9 No. 24, Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.

Stories and memories of Vietnamese youth during the anti-French and anti-American wars told by the exhibition thrilled visitors.

The Vietnamese version of the French musical Les Misérable will be restaged at Hanoi Opera House in Hanoi in mid-April.

A digital installation entitled “Inferno V” is on display at Casa Italia - Generali Hall (18 Le Phung Hieu, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi) from March 26 to April 8.

The painting “Autoportrait dans la forêt” (A self-portrait in the forest) by Le Pho (1907-2001) fetched over one million dollars at an auction at Sotheby's, Paris on March 16.

The exhibition introduces newest artworks of seven local artists belonging to the millennial generation.

The festival is aiming at promoting the image of young Vietnamese people and beautiful landscapes to the world.

For the first time in Vietnam, 50 digital versions or artworks by two great French painters Claude Monet and Pierre Bonnard will be showcased.