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More than 1.1 billion VND (48,400 USD) was raised to build flood-proof houses at a musical event in Hanoi on December 3.

The fourth Young Fine Arts Festival, which opened in Hanoi on November 21, features works by young artists using a wide range of media to express their observations and concerns about life.

As many as 80 paintings and sculptures by People’s Artist Vuong Duy Bien are being displayed at his latest solo exhibition at the art space in Bot Tep hamlet, Hanoi's Hien Ninh commune.

President Tran Dai Quang on November 20 sent greeting flowers to two veteran teachers, Prof. Vu Khieu and pianist Thai Thi Lien, on the occasion of the Vietnamese Teachers’ Day.

Fifty one paintings and eight sculptures featuring the values of Buddhism are on show in Hanoi.

With high-quality products imbued with the national identity, the Binh Duong-based Minh Long I Ceramics and Porcelainwares Co. Ltd is proud to be one of the title sponsors for APEC Vietnam 2017.

The play “Northern quintessence” directed by Hoang Nhat Nam is ready to welcome spectators in early November.

The Flamingo – Art in the Forest 2017 is introducing to art lovers paintings and sculptures from 17 renowned Vietnamese and foreign artists.

Vietnam’s picturesque landscapes and mystical monuments have found katazome expression at the hands of Japanese artist Toba Mika.

Seven sculptors and ten painters from Spain, Singapore, Japan, RoK and Vietnam have been living and working together for an entire month. They will open their studio at Flamingo Dai Lai Resort.

A painting and sculpture exhibition on social issues such as child sexual abuse and environmental protection has opened in the HCM City Fine Arts Museum.

Artworks inspired by conflicting fragments of lives, people and turmoil during wartime in Vietnam are on display at an exhibition of paintings and sculptures in Malaysia.

Vietnamese sculptor Nguyen Lap Phuong is one of 13 international artists showcasing their artwork at the Kohler Bold. Art. exhibition opening this week in Hanoi.

A Bold. Art exhibition themed “Multiculturalism” opened in Hanoi on August 11, featuring a number of unique artworks created by artists from Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

As many as 122 paintings and sculptures are featured at the region’s largest exhibition at the HCM City Fine Arts Museum in District 1.

Forty-two sculptures in the themes of youth and love are on display at an exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City’s Van Thanh Tourist Park.

Various activities are being planned in the capital city to celebrate Vietnam Family Day, which falls on June 28.

Tay Nguyen,the Central Highlands, is not only renowned for its culture of gongs and epics that the inhabitants tell by the fireside, but also for its wooden statues that are rustic and simple.

A Buddhist Culture Week began at Pho Quang pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City on May 2 to celebrate the 2,561st birth anniversary of Lord Buddha.

A museum featuring waxworks of more than 100 Vietnamese artists and entertainers is now open to public in Ho Chi Minh City.