The book''s title, ''The Painter with God-Guided Hands'', was inspired by a remark made by former US Secretary of State John Kerry in January 2017, when he first encountered Phạm Lực''s artwork.
Artist and soldier Huỳnh Phương Đông (1925-2015) painted the piece, Chiến Thắng Ấp Bắc (Victory at Ấp Bắc), which is 7.6 metres long, about the historical victory at Ấp Bắc in the southern province of Tiền Giang.
The exhibition, Trên Đỉnh Đổi Thay (Mountains of Change) features 68 works drawn from the documentary photo series of the same name, captured in Sa Pa from 2017 to 2024.
Ngọc Khuê became popular after coming in second place at the Sao Mai singing contest produced by Việt Nam Television. She is currently a lecturer at Hà Nội University of Culture.
Celebrated singer Cẩm Vân has released a new album in vinyl record format to commemorate the late songwriter Trịnh Công Sơn, who is called "Bob Dylan of Việt Nam” by his fans at home and abroad.
The show, entitled Gốm Thiệp will open in April 4 at the Centre for Art and Culture at 22 Hàng Buồm Street featuring about 200 ceramic artworks by Thiệp and other artists, all of whom admired his work.
Bắc Bling is the first MV in 2025 to reach the milestone of 100 million views on March 29, 2025 and also one of the fastest MVs to set such a latest high view record in Việt Nam.
This is the third solo exhibition of the artist, who has exclusively used one material over the past 45 years - pre-printed colours on textile pieces - to unique artistic fabric paintings, often on a larger scale.
Phạm Huấn, a French-Vietnamese IT engineer aged 60, along with his wife, have spent the last five years completing an art ''farm'' in the suburban Hòa Ninh commune, 30kms away from Đà Nẵng''s down town, a unique art space for...
Within just 15 hours of its release, Sự Nghiệp Chướng amassed over two million views and climbed to the second spot on YouTube’s trending music video chart.
The annual event themed ''VNUFA Student Art Showcase 2025'' is held as part of a series of activities to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the school (1925-2025).
