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Romanian artist opens solo exhibition in Hanoi

 A solo art exhibition titled ‘Focus’ by the Romanian painter Sergiu Moise is being held at the Vietnam University of Fine Art, 42 Yet Kieu street, Hanoi from July 13-20.    

Da Nang cancels International Theatre Institute World Congress

Da Nang will not host the 36th International Theatre Institute (ITI) World Congress in 2018 after failing to secure funds from sponsors and donors.

Vietnamese actress stars in Myanmar cinemas

 Nguyen Tran Huyen My, first runner-up of Miss Viet Nam 2014, has captured the front pages of newspapers in Myanmar following the release of the film Bridge of Clouds.

Young artist Pham Thanh Toan to hold solo exhibition

 HCMC-based young artist Pham Thanh Toan will put on a solo exhibition of paintings from July 20 to August 10 at Craig Thomas Gallery in District 1, HCMC.

Tattoo: from taboo to popular body art

 Tattoo has becoming more popular in Vietnam. Youngsters want to have tattoos as a reminder of their loved one, a motivation, or simply a wish for luck.

Quang Ninh: National paragliding contest kicks off

 A paragliding contest was opened in Hoanh Bo mountainous district of northern Quang Ninh province on July 14 as part of the National Tourism Year 2018.

Feel Japan in Vietnam 2018 kicks off in HCM City

 Feel Japan in Vietnam 2018 opened in Ho Chi Minh City on July 14, as part of events marking 45 years of Vietnam – Japan relations.

Lam Dong battle to evoke gong’s soul as development accelerates

 The space of Gong culture in Vietnam’s Central Highlands was recognised by the UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2005. 

Under-18 visitors allowed to attend Hanoi’s first nude photo exhibition

 Vietnam culture authorities have removed the ban on under-18 visitors from attending the first nude photo in Hanoi.

UNESCO title is not enough to save Dong Ho woodblock printing. Make it sell!

 Vietnam is seeking UNESCO recognition for the almost vanished Dong Ho woodblock printing art in Bac Ninh province and, with its many unique features and techniques, another cultural heritage title is within reach.

Mural paintings convey message of safeguarding sea

 Students from Da Nang University of Technology and young people in Ly Son island, Quang Ngai province joined hands to create a 300m coastal mural painting street.

Young girl gives traditional cake new look

 Chung or glutinous rice square cake is a traditional Vietnamese cake, commonly sold in markets and supermarkets at about 2 USD each. 

The Monaco Boys’ Choir perform in Hanoi

 Monaco is not only known for its glamour but also for its rich cultural values and prominent singers. One of them is the well-known The Monaco Boys’ Choir.  

Ancient citadel in Thanh Hoa province faces erosion

 The 600-year-old citadel in the central province of Thanh Hoa is facing serious erosion caused by heavy rains.

Hand embroidered pictures charm art lovers

 In Vietnam, hand embroidery is a long-standing traditional craft and a unique cultural characteristic of the country.

Dung Quat ancient shipwreck excavated

 The excavation of an ancient shipwreck discovered in Binh Son district, in the central coastal province of Quang Ngai, began on July 9.

How friendly is Vietnam?

 An international website for expats across the globe has named Viet Nam as one of the friendliest countries in the world. Internations.org surveyed 13,000 people living in countries away from their home to ask which is the best place to retire.

Photobook highlights beauty of Vietnam

 Tận Hưởng Bản Sắc Việt (Savour Việt Nam), a photobook highlighting the beauty of the country and the people, has been released in HCM City.

The art of the Red Dao people’s costume decoration

 The craft of making the colourful and elaborately decorated costumes of Red Dao women in Bac Kan province is careful and demanding process in every step, from dyeing to weaving and sewing.

HCM City theatres work to preserve cai luong

 Leading theatres and art troupes in HCM City are working to preserve cai luong (reformed opera) by using young actors in their new productions.