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Australian-funded GREAT 2 programme launched in Sơn La
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| An oil on canvas, by Bình Tân, is on display at Đà Nẵng Fine Arts Museum. Photo courtesy of Trương Nguyễn Nguyên Kha |
ĐÀ NẴNG — An exhibition of 48 wood carvings, wood sculpture, oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings that were created by 44 artists are on display for the public at the central city’s Fine Arts Museum at 78 Lê Duẩn street.
It’s an endeavour of local artists to showcase works that flag up the challenges brought by COVID-19.
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| Illusion, a wood sculpture by Nguyễn Thanh Bình in Đà Nẵng. It depicts the beauty of woman and mother challenging the hardship of life. Photo courtesy of Nguyễn Trinh |
The collection features the daily life of local people living in the coastal central city and the central region, as well as the beauty of various landscapes and destinations.
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| Childhood Memories, a wood carving by artist Đỗ Thanh is on display at Đà Nẵng Fine Arts Exhibition. It features an ethnic group living in the central Highlands of Việt Nam. Photo courtesy of Trương Nguyễn Nam Kha |
At a regional fine arts exhibition last month, 23 paintings by Đà Nẵng artists were selected among art works from nine provinces and cities in the central region and central highlands for display in Đà Nẵng.
The exhibition will open doors for free until December 20. All visitors must use a QR Code for health declaration, and preventive measures for COVID-19 protection.
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| Rhythm, an acrylic painting by Nguyễn Tấn Kiệt, is exhibited at Đà Nẵng Fine Arts Museum. The work shows a dragon dance team at Mid Autumn festival. Photo courtesy of Thanh Vân |
Calling for fine arts creation among children, the city’s culture and sports department has opened a painting contest for students at primary and secondary schools, with the best paintings exhibited from December 25 to February 20.
Đà Nẵng is currently completing a community-based fine arts project, the Lăng Ông (Whale worship temple) mural painting village, in Sơn Trà peninsula. — VNS
