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No limitation to appreciate art, says art educator

Hà Nội-based Vũ Đỗ is an artist and art educator. He received a BFA from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. After graduation, he founded The Painter's Studio in 2015, an art school in Hà Nội.  Last Saturday, he hosted an art tour at Vincom Centre for Contemporary Arts.  Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Bình interviews Vũ about art education. 

A world redrawn: Japan architect Ban urges virus-safe shelters Japan's Pritzker Award-winning architect Shigeru Ban, famous for designing buildings from paper tubes in disaster areas, says the world needs to think about tackling natural catastrophes in the coronavirus era.

12 shining examples of VN volunteering and acts of kindness in the COVID-19 pandemic

Times of crisis can often bring out the best in people. As the COVID-19 situation becomes more and more complicated in Việt Nam, many have stepped up to help doctors and their communities, any way they can. Here are a few shining examples of the amazing people in Viet Nam.

Rice paper salad a signature street food in HCM City

Often sold by bicycle vendors, the street food snack has become a signature dish of the southern city.

COVID-19 changes nature of learning and teaching for good

Vietnamese alumnus recalls student life in Soviet Union1

Veteran journalist Nguyễn Đăng Phát was among the first four Vietnamese students to graduate in journalism in the Soviet Union. He tells Việt Nam News's Hồng Minh his memories of students life

Emerging musician goes her own way

Lương Huệ Trinh fell in love with a new way of making music. Her most recent multimedia concert featuring a combination of music and video entitled Lettres De Hanoi (Letters from Hà Nội) was performed at the European Music Festival on November 30.

Professor's battery idea yields positive results

Dr Lê Mỹ Loan Phụng has manufactured the first ever made in Việt Nam lithium-ion battery. But it was by far all her own work. The students at the university played their part to get the plan off the ground.

Soft skills for kids starts with housework My six-year-old son volunteered to put the clothes into the washing machine the other day. He’s always happy to help me out because I told him the washing machine is a monster that he needs to feed with dirty clothes.