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Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design 2021 underway

The Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) 2021 kicked off on June 14, offering a venue for sharing diverse creative experiences, promoting connection among those interested in and passionate about creativity and design.
Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design 2021 underway ảnh 1Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) 2021 kicked off on June 14 (Photo: https://www.rmit.edu.vn/)

Hanoi (VNA) – TheVietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) 2021 kicked off on June 14,offering a venue for sharing diversecreative experiences, promoting connection among those interested in andpassionate about creativity and design.

The event, which lasts until July 18, is organised by RMIT University in Vietnam, in collaboration with theUN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), the VietnamNational Institute of Culture & Arts Studies (VICAS) and COLAB Vietnam.

As part of the festival, VFCDGraphic Design Contest 2021 themed “Key visual & creative merchandise” hasbeen launched for the first time,running from June 14 to August 3.

The contest challenges young participants to define and express astrong presence for VFCD 2021 under the theme “Creative future: how the cultural and creative industries enhancethe social and economic development of Vietnam and promote the smartdevelopment of Vietnam’s major cities”.

The contest is open to students, creative practitioners andthose who express their interests in Vietnamese culture and creativity aged 18to 30.

It allowsparticipants to submit their designs as individuals or groups of maximum threemembers.

Theassessment is based on five criteria including creativity, innovation, symbolicthinking, branding orientation and inspiration./. 
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