The exhibition, entitled Bằng Lâm - Mai San - Kim Thái, features around 50 works reflecting three distinct artistic styles, visual languages and aesthetic sensibilities.
What If Life Is Never Brilliant? marks a more composed and mature artistic chapter for Tùng Dương, whose restrained yet powerful vocal performance reflects both confidence and emotional depth.
Under the project, the Việt Nam National Drama Theatre, Borderless Theatre and the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange will co-produce a play based on Anton Chekhov''s The Seagull.
The exhibition is divided into three stages with interconnected spaces that act as a journey through time, taking the public from a pristine world to the cultural space and folk heritage of Việt Nam.
Beyond film screenings, Mechanic will also join the Producing Masterclass DANAFF to share practical insights drawn from decades of experience in Hollywood.
Soprano Nguyễn Bảo Yến has successfully defended her doctoral thesis in musicology at the S. V. Rachmaninoff National Conservatory in Russia, becoming the first Vietnamese female singer to earn a doctoral degree in music abroad. She talks about her enduring...
Titled ''New Acquisitions from the Collection of the Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum'', the exhibition has been curated from thousands of recently acquired works. It introduces to the public a ion of significant recent pieces, representing the culmination of research and collection efforts over the...
The growing trend of Vietnamese singers collaborating with international stars in recent years reflects local artists’ efforts to breakthroughs, globalise their music, and elevate the audience experience.
An exhibition titled “Imprints and aspirations in new era” is being held at the National Convention Centre in Hà Nội on June 17–18, honouring the traditions, mettle, intellect and aspirations for advancement of Vietnamese women across different historical periods.
Alongside Ji Chang-wook, this year’s festival will welcome a number of prominent filmmakers and artists, including Kim Dong-ho, founder of the Busan International Film Festival, actor Park Sung-woong and filmmaker Han Dong-hee.
Vietnamese Consul General in Fukuoka Trịnh Thị Mai Phương attended the debut of “Princess Anio”, an opera that recounts a 17th century love story between a Vietnamese princess and Japanese merchant, in Nagasaki city, southwestern Japan, last weekend.
