Culture

The Tran Van Khe fund was officially launched on the occasion of 100th anniversary of Prof. Tran Van Khe’s birthday (July 24, 1921 – July 24, 2021).

Through this exhibition, the works partly expressed the overall picture of the energetic and enthusiastic creation of the artists and sculptors.

Visiting the North Central Region Fine Arts Exhibition, the audience is captivated by the simplicity and familiarity as many artworks draw inspiration from the livelihoods and family activities that are so familiar.

Hue Festival 2023 is carefully and professionally organized, with local authorities creating a welcoming environment for participation from communities, citizens, and businesses.

Each performance is accompanied by melodious tunes from talented artists who composed pieces about Hue, including Van Phung, Pham Duy.., resonating and bestowing upon the stage and the audience a sense of depth and rich emotions.

Many people can’t help feeling astonished when they first set foot in this space. Presented in a scientific order, this space currently has more than 500 original artifacts of archeology, ethnology, and history...

“Heritage education” for students is a goal of the GEKE’s project “Conservation, Restoration and Virtual Reconstruction of the Phung Tien temple complex with integrated training programme”.

The film Hero and Hero recalls the tragedy of Le Chi Garden involving great historical figures, including the national hero Nguyen Trai and King Le Thanh Tong.

This event is a part of the 14th edition of the “Connecting Vietnam” International Seminar held in Hue, with the theme of “Living with Heritage, Reconstructing/Creating Vietnamese and World Heritage”.

With 80 photos, documents, and over 100 artifacts, the thematic exhibition focuses on 5 main contents including the introduction of activities to call for anti-war, parades and demonstrations...

This is an activity in response to the 14th Engaging With Vietnam (EWV) Conference, which are taking place in Hue from August 1 to 6.

There were nearly 20 booths showcasing various traditional Ao Dai designs by designers, accessories accompanying Ao Dai, as well as art booths such as Vietnam Trucchigraphy, Hue Phap Lam, Zeng fabric, and traditional conical hats.

The two symbols of Hue including Ngo Mon Gate and Ngu Phung Palace were drawn skillfully on Ao dai. If it was not exaggerated, when this designed were realized, the owners would feel like they can “hug Hue” on Ao dai.

Most specially, the performances and discovery journeys by artists/bands and audience are a super and effective opportunity to promote the local culture, tourism, and potential.

Despite being organized for the first time, the Co Tu Ethnic Traditional Sculpture Creation Camp has attracted nearly 40 participants, including sculptors and artisans from both inside and outside the province.