HANOI
EXHIBITION
Exhibition: Retro
The Muse Art Space
47 Trang Tien Street, Hoan Kiem District,
RETRO is an exhibition that goes back in time. Retro is also a popular term in fashion, furniture design, and art.
The RETRO exhibition will present paintings and objects in line with the modern intellectual cultural world in Vietnam, mostly from the beginning to the middle of the 20th century.
HO CHI MINH CITY
EXHIBITION
Exhibition ‘Home: Looking inwards to the outer world’
The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre
15 Nguyen U Di, Thao Dien Ward, District 2,
‘Home: Looking inwards to the outer world’ features a selection of artworks arising from an initiative begun in March 2020 by The Factory, at the onset of COVID-19.
‘Home: Looking inwards to the outer world’ includes drawing, painting, videos, poetry, and installations; accompanied by audio from artists who share private monologues on their ideas, and video documentation of private musical performances held during the first year of the pandemic.
Exhibition ‘La mémoire dans la peau’
Vin Gallery
11 Street 55, Thao Dien ward, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City
Vin Gallery is pleased to announce “La mémoire dans la peau” (Memory in the Skin) by French artist, Frederic Dialynas Sanchez. Frederic’s (b. 1983) latest project is both a personal journey exploring his Vietnamese heritage, and a reappropriation of post-war memories and their contemporary afterlife. The journey of searching and creating this body of work is a metaphor for how people are still finding new ways to (re)constitute their realities, even decades after war.
Exhibition “The Resonance of remembrance”
Vy Gallery
20 Nguyen Van Thu, Da Kao, District 1,
“The Resonance of remembrance” exhibition has been organised on the occasion of the whole country celebrating its biggest holiday, National Reunification – April 30.
The exhibition consists of 5 works, including 4 lacquer works and 1 oil painting for the purpose of conveying to the public the message of the spiritual, historical and artistic value of the wars which were necessary to preserve the country’s peace.