Lê Hương chats with visual artist Ruchika Wason Singh from India about her work and her research on Vietnamese dó (poonah) paper.

Internationally-acclaimed Vietnamese artist and photographer, Nguyễn Thế Sơn, will present his current body of work depicting the rapid metamorphosis of the landscape of Việt Nam and how this drastic change is affecting the lifestyles of the Vietnamese people.

 The Art of NômA documentary film about Nôm, Việt Nam’s thousand-year-old script related to Chinese calligraphy, will be screened on January 27 in Hà Nội..

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 museum or open gallery for contemporary art needs to be set up in Viet Nam. Art needs room to grow and breathe. It is the heart and soul of a nation. The art of previous centuries is housed in pagodas, temples, dinhs and private homes, but modern art needs it own space.

An exhibition of contemporary works and archival material by the Gang of Five, a group of the country’s top artists, opened in Hà Nội on Saturday.

An art exhibition featuring artworks by the ‘Gang of Five’ – a group of five Vietnamese artists, will open to the public from Saturday at the Việt Nam Film Studio in Hà Nội.

Art Vietnam Gallery will debut a poety reading series, which entitled Xoa [caress/erase] on November 17.

Actor Hán Văn Tình has passed away at the age of 60 after battling lung cancer for over a year.

From 6pm tomorrow, Art Vietnam will present the new works of Đinh Ý Nhi, one of Việt Nam’s most celebrated female artists.