Culture

Le Tan Thanh is particularly keen on capturing his homeland’s natural landscapes, the ecosystem, the people’s daily life, and their activities in Tam Giang lagoon.

The exhibition displays 14 paintings and 3 installation works that show the journey of Nguyen Luong Sang in creating, contemplating life, environment and sovereignty of the sea.

Affected by the features of the former capital, Hue people are very careful in their choices and design of the unicorn head; and the dancing techniques are also indicators of distinctive style.

As commented by the organizers, many works are of artistic and humane value. They reflect truly the quality of the cultural and artistic movement and the big number of artists of the province.

The focus of this exhibition concentrates on the theme "Paracel island and Spratly island belong to Vietnam - Historical and legal evidences".

The novel "Dowager Queen Tu Du" is a saga with 69 chapters and can be considered as a rare historical novel in contemporary literature which portrays the conflicts in the royal quarters of the Nguyen Dynasty.

The art of pen-nib is often mentioned in company with female artist To Tran Bich Thuy, a lecturer at the College of Arts, Hue University. Although she was a graduate in lacquering, she had affinity with pen-nib art.

With the themes of landscapes, girls, still lifes and life ..., the exhibition conveys to viewers many messages about life through creative paintings, imprinting a youthful impression with many emotional scales...

The cycling program took place on the afternoon of September 21st, within a series of events in response to Coupe de Hue 2019.

Hue Singing is the ancient capital's soul, created and enriched by talented artisans to form a sophisticated system of songs with highly artistic melodies, poetic literary lyrics, and perfect instrumental beat.

According to a Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Australia, the exhibition of contemporary works inspired by Vietnamese culture under the Nguyen Dynasty was held in Sydney from September 6 -15.

As planned, there were two issues/week (on Wednesday and Saturday,) with the aim of serving the nation, informing the authority of people’s wishes, supporting education of morality, knowledge, politics and economy.

The idea is initiated by Dr. Tran Dinh Hang, Head of Vietnam Culture and Art Institute in Hue.

This was an opportunity for the artists to review the tradition, honor the conventional profession, and look back on the previous working period in order to create many high-quality works together.

Along with "Mai hoa thung", "Nhat Dia Buu" is the most difficult content of unicorn, lion and dragon dancing art and is often a part of international competitions.