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First learning dance at the age of 18, Nguyen Hai Truong fell into a deadlock because it became too difficult for him. However, with great effort, he gained a victory and later became a talented choreographer.
A self-taught sand artist from Da Nang uses natural grains to create vibrant works, sharing his passion while empowering disadvantaged communities.
Working in the field for 25 years, artist Phan Thanh Liem has staged the highest number of water puppetry performances abroad.
Chu Thi Hue, an artist from Kon Tum Province, has gained admiration for her intricate paper quilling artwork, captivating art enthusiasts without the need for traditional paint.
Local artist Thuy Giang transforms abandoned wooden objects into unique portraits, portraying the beauty of Sa Pa’s elderly locals.
Hoang Huong Giang decided to stop flying after 15 years as a flight attendant to devote herself to preserving the Vietnamese traditional art of water puppetry.
The exhibition Đất (Earth) displays nearly 50 paintings mostly created over the past three years, including 15 large paintings measuring 4.2m by 2.1m.
After six years of preparation, Sophie Trinh has unveiled a unique collection of nude self-portraits in Hanoi, pushing the boundaries of Vietnamese art. In this bold exhibition, she explores the depth of her emotions through her own body.
A group of young artists from Ho Chi Minh City, led by 29-year-old artist Vo Duc Du, has created a breathtaking 14-meter-long glowing dragon mural, which has attracted 1.5 million views on social media.
People's Artist Diep Lang, a shining star of Vietnam's Cai Luong theater, remained deeply nostalgic for his homeland and the stage lights until his final days.
Continuing the legacy of musician Truong Ngoc Ninh, his children and grandchildren, including musician Anh Quan, singer My Linh (daughter-in-law), and granddaughter My Anh, are making significant contributions to the Vietnamese music scene.
On August 25, Hanoi will host the opening of “Layers of Emotions”, a nude art exhibition by Vietnamese artist Sophie Trinh, featuring 23 self-portraits that she has meticulously crafted over the past six years.
With his skill and creativity, Pham Hong Vinh has transformed delicate glass panels into timeless works of art.
There are many different types of materials that artists use to create their masterpieces, but one hairstylist’s work is a cut above the rest.
Artist Pham Ha Ninh will have a solo exhibition in Paris to introduce his project My Land, on March 28.
HCM City-based visual artist and fashion designer Tia-Thủy Nguyễn has joined several other foreign artists to provide her artwork to a global project conducted by the famous French fashion house Dior.
In his 30-year career, Doan Viet Tien made over 1,500 glass paintings depicting the scenery of his hometown and his past, in addition to 350 portraits of politicians and cultural figures of Vietnam and the world.
In fine arts, painters often use brushes and paints, but artist Nguyen Thu Huyen uses needles and fabrics to create works of any theme.
Nachi Nguyen, a Vietnamese manga (Japanese comic) lover and comic artist, has won the silver prize at the Japan International Manga Awards with her work “Dieu nhay cua vu tru” (The Dancing Universe).
The exhibition Tu Cam (Self Feeling) by celebrated artist Pham Van Hang features 60 sculptures and paintings.