A series of new works entitled The Age After Divinity by Hà Nội-born surrealist Nguyễn Mạnh Hùng, whose playful, irony-laden work has been turning heads in the contemporary art scene of Việt Nam, will be showcased at Manzi Art Space from tomorrow, June 6.

Manzi will host an experimental concert by four of most beloved artists in Hà Nội’s contemporary music scene on Friday.

A solo exhibition entitled Canh 6 or Calculus Exercise #6/5 by contemporary artist Nguyễn Huy An will open at Manzi Art Space from 6pm on Saturday.

Việt Nam is determined to promote cultural diversity expressions and integrate with international cultural conventions, Vương Duy Biên, deputy minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said at a conference held on Wednesday in Hà Nội.

Manzi Art Space will host a world music night featuring Di Thực or The Transplanted – a fusion/world music group bringing together six musicians from Morocco, Việt Nam, France and Australia.

Eight art spaces and art initiatives in Hà Nội and Huế will receive grants from the Danish Culture Development and Exchange Fund (CDEF) to carry out and develop their activities during 2018.

Singer and song writer Lê Cát Trọng Lý will perform her latest creations at Manzi in February.

Manzi Art Space will host Air/Sound – a solo flute concert by artist Laura Chislett from Australia, on January 12.

Manzi Art Space, in collaboration with Art Vietnam Gallery will present Không & Nghĩa/ No & Meaning, a solo exhibition by visual artist Nguyễn Minh Thành, one of the most important artists of contemporary art in Việt Nam today.

A special art fair will be held from November 30 to December 4 at Manzi Art Space, 14 Phan Huy Ích, Hà Nội, to offer affordable works to the public.