Culture

According to a Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Australia, the exhibition of contemporary works inspired by Vietnamese culture under the Nguyen Dynasty was held in Sydney from September 6 -15.

As planned, there were two issues/week (on Wednesday and Saturday,) with the aim of serving the nation, informing the authority of people’s wishes, supporting education of morality, knowledge, politics and economy.

The idea is initiated by Dr. Tran Dinh Hang, Head of Vietnam Culture and Art Institute in Hue.

This was an opportunity for the artists to review the tradition, honor the conventional profession, and look back on the previous working period in order to create many high-quality works together.

Along with "Mai hoa thung", "Nhat Dia Buu" is the most difficult content of unicorn, lion and dragon dancing art and is often a part of international competitions.

This year, the number of participating teams has expanded, becoming an international event with the participation of famous unicorn, lion and dragon dance teams from Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand.

Amidst the tranquility of Duong No village, the memorial house of President Ho Chi Minh always has a leafy landscape. Every day in that thatched roof house, Nguyen Hanh diligently takes care of Uncle Ho’s relics.

Based on the greatest element of love, we aim to support the development of methods of practicing happiness skills for the education system from preschool level to adulthood.

The exhibition introduced to viewers 16 artworks Summi Matzke created in different countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Germany and Vietnam...

56 works of 56 authors were awarded the 6th Ancient Capital’s Literature and Arts Award of Thua Thien Hue Province, including 8 A prizes, 19 B prizes and 29 C prizes.

Right from the early morning, thousands of people were present on the banks of the Huong River to cheer on the traditional boat race to celebrate the National Day.

The owner of this space is a couple from Switzerland, Truong Dinh Ngo and Camille Huyen. They have held many art performances and music nights in this space to satisfy the passion of music of theirs and of friends.

With its strategic location, Dong Khuyet Dai will be an ideal venue for monthly art and cultural activities organized by prestigious organizations, individuals and artists from Vietnam and abroad.

The artisans who are awarded the title this time are those who have been holding and teaching intangible cultural forms such as folk performing arts, folk knowledge, social practices and beliefs.

The gallery exhibits 30 out of his more than 100 artworks currently preserved by the family. Most of the works use oil paint and have no title.