2,000-year-old bronze drums on display at Hanoi Museum
Visitors to the exhibition seem to hear 'echoes' of the Dong Son culture of thousands of years ago through the 100 documents and artefacts on display.
Visitors to the exhibition seem to hear 'echoes' of the Dong Son culture of thousands of years ago through the 100 documents and artefacts on display.
The exhibition takes viewers back in time, to moments in the life, landscape, and people of Vietnam in the period 1930-1940.
Forty-five artists from Asian nations and territories will showcase their life-themed paintings and sculptures in various materials in the exhibition.
The exhibition is designed to highlight the different materials (lacquer, silk, oil and acrylic) and styles used by the six artists.
The exhibition, the largest of its kind in Vietnam to be joined by 465 artists from around the world, is divided into two parts and held at two locations in Hanoi.
The exhibition tells the story of three kings, a queen, a teacher and scholars, illustrating the educational system of Vietnamese academic examination during the feudal period.
The exhibition features 36 unique works of art by famous artists such as Bui Xuan Phai, Nguyen Nghia Duyen and traditional Hang Trong folk painting.
The dragon-inspired artworks are created using various materials, mainly traditional ones.
This pioneering multimedia exhibition delves into the essence of Hanoi, showcasing its evolution through 200 meticulously curated narratives. Over 5,000 stories collected by Humans of Hanoi serve as the rich tapestry from which these narratives are woven.
Paintings by Vietnamese artists are being displayed simultaneously in Hanoi, London and Manchester to raise awareness of the spoonbill.