Featuring a collection of woodblock art, this exhibition showcases the development of Vietnamese graphic art over the past decade. The artworks on display include over 50 pieces by six contemporary graphic artists from Vietnam, namely Nguyen Nghia Phuong, Phan Hai Bang, Vu Dinh Tuan, Pham Khac Quang, Vu Bach Lien, and Nguyen Khac Han. These artists are well-known representatives of Vietnam’s contemporary graphic art scene. The exhibition is co-organised by the Hanoi Studio Gallery and the Anh Duong Art Space, and will be open to the public until September 29th.
Vietnamese graphics’ journey reflected through three generations of painters
NDO – Despite a long-term development process, graphic paintings have not been well-known Vietnam. The fine art exhibition entitled “Khac hoa” (Depicting), which opened in Pan Pacific Hotel in Hanoi, was one of Lunet Art Galerie’s efforts to partly introduce the development of Vietnamese graphics through historic periods with three typical artists: Tran Nguyen Dan, Le Mai Khanh and Pham Khac Quang.
Artwork in Traditional Hanoi Style by Local Artists
A mesmerizing story from a decade of Vietnamese printmaking is on display at a new exhibition of woodblock collections, each boasting exquisite and delicate carvings.
