The exhibition showcases top pieces from 13 artists and includes workshops and panel discussions on the art. The event aims to immerse visitors in the peaceful and friendly energy of the artwork, which has evolved over the past decade.
Truc chi, a new art form developed by artist Phan Hai Bang from Hue City, is rooted in traditional craft and has served as inspiration for other artists. Its first exhibition took place at the museum in 2017, featuring Bang and other members of the Vietnam bamboo paper project.
During the exhibition, a talkshow will be held to discuss the methods and techniques used in the Truc chi style. Additionally, two more exhibitions on Truc chi are scheduled for October in Hanoi and by the end of the year in Ho Chi Minh City.
Kim Bong carpentry village struggles to keep trade alive
At the age of 80, craftsman Huynh Ri in Kim Bong carpentry village, in Hoi An City, still creates unique wooden carvings and souvenirs at his family workshop.
The last iron forger keeps the furnace’s flame burning on Hanoi’s old street
In the memories of many Hanoians’ generation, Lo Ren street in Hoan Kiem District houses many forging furnaces.
Dong Binh Griddle Cakes
Located on the outskirts of Tuy Hoa City in the province of Phu Yen, the ancient village of Dong Binh is well known for the traditional craft of making griddle cakes that has existed for hundreds years. It is widely acknowledged that the griddle cakes from the village are more delicious than those from other regions of the country.
Visiting 500-year-old pottery making village of Thanh Ha
Over the past five centuries, locals in the ancient pottery village of Thanh Ha have kept their traditional method of making pottery – hand made and wheel thrown.
Fine art exhibition “Cultural Heritage” opens in Quang Nam
NDO – A fine art exhibition themed "Cultural Heritage" kicked off at My Son Sanctuary, Duy Xuyen district, on September 7.
