Việt showcases his ‘Puzzle Pieces’

Contemporary, chiseled puzzle pieces made of iron, bronze, aluminum and wood are on display at the exhibition “Puzzle Pieces” by sculptor Lương Văn Việt.

Lacquerware exhibition

The exhibition, Lacquerware – From Inspiration to Reality, shows the unique shapes, splendid colours and decorative patterns symbolising Eastern culture created by Hanoia.

Romanian artist discovers Vietnamese traditional fine arts

When young Romanian artist Sergiu Moise told people that he has mixed blood, half Vietnamese and half Romanian, most people believe him, because he speaks Vietnamese language like a local, lacking the foreign accent that most foreigners have when they speak.

Oktoberfest in Việt Nam

The German Business Association’s annual Oktoberfest event will be held from Sept 19-22 at Hotel Nikko Saigon on 235 Nguyễn Văn Cừ Street in HCM City District 1.

Party Chief hails artistic union

Party General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng has stressed the important role of literature and arts in the national cause of industrialisation, global integration and development.

Joyful

Children swimming in a flooded street after heavy rains in recent days in Quốc Oai District in Hà Nội. — VNS Photo Việt Thanh

Reviving traditional theatre arts

On the glowing stage of chèo (traditional Vietnamese opera), Thúy Mùi is a charming artist who mesmerises audiences with sweet folk melodies. She is also known as a decisive leader who has contributed significantly to attracting people back to chèo.

Huge street festival to take place in Hà Nội

At least 5,000 performers, including many professional artists and artisans from various craft villages, will parade and showcase their acts at the biggest festival ever to be held in the pedestrian zone around Hoàn Kiếm (Sword) Lake this Sunday.

Korean book fair opens in HCM City

Twenty-three publishers from South Korea are introducing their publications at Korean Book Fair 2018, which opened today in HCM City.

 

NY Daily News slashes half its newsroom staff

The New York Daily News, the century-old tabloid known for its provocative headlines, made its own news Monday by slashing half its editorial staff, in the latest retrenchment in the newspaper sector.

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