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| Paintings by masters of thủy mặc (ink and wash) can be seen at a show at the HCM City Fine Arts Association, celebrating the 73rd anniversary of National Day. (Photo courtesy of the organiser) |
Viet Nam News
HCM CITY— A new exhibition of 78 thủy mặc (ink and wash) watercolour paintings by 40 Chinese-Vietnamese artists has opened at the HCM City Fine Arts Association.
The event is part of the association’s activities to celebrate the 73rd anniversary of National Day on September 2.
Veteran painters Trương Hán Minh, Lý Tùng Niên, Lý Khắc Nhu and Trương Lộ are among the group presenting their works.
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| Sweats drop on the acacia farm, by Trần Văn Hải |
All of the paintings were selected form the artists’ latest collections, featuring the beauty of Việt Nam and its people.
Highlighted works portray the daily life of people living in remote northern provinces and islands.
The paintings of Minh, a master of thủy mặc art, have impressed viewers. He uses traditional Chinese ink techniques to portray Vietnamese objects and send messages about love and peace.
Minh was born in Chợ Lớn (Big Market) in HCM City’s District 5. He has more than 60 years of experience in watercolour painting.
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| Sisterhoood in the mountains, by Trương Lộ |
He has exhibited at many solo and group exhibitions in Việt Nam as well as in France, the US, China, Japan and Australia.
He works for several art schools in the city and in southern provinces, and is chairman of the Fine Arts Cub of Chinese-Vietnamese Artists and a member of the Việt Nam Fine Arts Association.
The show was organised by the association and the Fine Arts Club of Chinese-Vietnamese Artists.
It is being held at 218A Pasteur Street, District 3, through September 2. It is open from 9am to 6pm. — VNS
