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Chung Sức, Joining hands, a photo by Ông Văn Sinh, is selected for the public exhibition at Đà Nẵng City's APEC Park from March 23 to May 5. — hoto courtesy of Ông Văn Sinh |
ĐÀ NẴNG — More than 300 typical photos, paintings, sculpture and architecture designs will go on display at an open exhibition in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Reunification Day of the city (March 29) and the country (April 30), featuring the development course of the city and its prospect for rapid growth in the next decades.
Chairman of the city’s Union of Literature and Fine Arts Associations, Nguyễn Nho Khiêm said the exhibition is one of series year-around programmes and cultural performances to mark the historic days.
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Sương Sớm, or The Mist, by Nguyễn Quang. The photo was taken at dawn in the core zone of the Bà Nà Núi Chúa Reserve. — Photo courtesy of Nguyễn Quang |
He said the best collections from local artists have been selected for the public display at the APEC Park – a favourite stop for tourists in the centre of night market and pedestrian zone in the downtown Hải Châu District – from March 23 until May 5.
“It’s one of the largest public exhibition and will include all kinds of different artworks including silk paintings, acrylic, sculpture pieces of bronze, wood and aluminum, promoting the city’s landscapes and culture, sea and islands,” Khiêm said at a press conference.
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Bình Minh Sông Hàn, or Dawn on the Hàn River, a wood carving by Đỗ Thanh, showing the view of the Thuận Phước Bridge. — Photo courtesy of Đỗ Thanh |
“There will be 160 photos of historical moments over past decades, depicting the land and people of Đà Nẵng, and the positive rapid change of the key urban in central Việt Nam from war through to peace time.”
Khiêm has also included key architectural designs for schools, administration centres, the Children’s Cultural Centre and the new urban hub. VNS
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Quà Của Biển, Gifts from the Sea, by Trần Tâm Phúc. It depicts a netfishing collection for the fishing community in Đà Nẵng City. — Photo courtesy of Trần Tâm Phúc |