Culture

The collection of fine art works of Hue Museum of Fine Arts grows steadily year by year. However, a worthy exhibition space for these works remains an unfulfilled wish.

With tourist potential and strategies the city has made a close connection between cultural development and tourist development with culture as the foundation for sustainable development.

Taking place from August 16 to 21 at the City Cultural - Cinema Center, and several local sports competition venues, the festival had the participation of more than 250 performers and athletes...

The artifacts handed over this time were categorized into various material groups such as paper, wood, stone, plastic, textiles, leather, metal, and ceramics, etc.

Hue's young artists, though few in number, are quite special and highly regarded. Art forms are diverse, rich, and have strong points. Some young faces have left clear marks in professional circles.

Not as huge as in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, or Da Lat (Lam Dong), the fund of French architecture in Hue is still considered remarkably distinctive.

Hue continues to preserve its traditional lifestyle in many aspects: rituals, cuisine, clothing, beliefs, and domestic customs. This space allows Hue people to live slowly, live deeply, and remain closely tied to their roots...

Social media's rapid spread and strong interaction have helped create a trend, encouraging young men and women to embrace ao dai as a way to show confidence and dynamism...

The exhibition was inaugurated on the evening of August 16 at the space of Lan Vien Co Tich 2, No. 94-96-98 Bach Dang Street, Phu Xuan Ward), with the participation of numerous friends and art enthusiasts.

The field survey is expected to last for nearly a week. The team will focus on a detailed survey of the Thanh Loi relic, creating a map of the walls and a digital elevation model to reflect the surrounding terrain...

The goal is to restore the artifact to a condition as close as possible to when it was recognized as a national treasure in 2015, while also adhering to the principles of preserving its original elements and historical value...

Dang Mau Tuu doesn’t paint Hue gardens filled with fragrant flowers and sweet fruits, but he paints the calmness of people in ancient gardens.

In late July and early August, Hue longans can be found everywhere — in markets, along the streets, and along the entire route inside the Imperial City, seemingly infused with a gentle, sweet fragrance.

This new space is located next to the old one, and it serves as a “continuation” of, the existing Cecile Le Pham Fine Arts Museum at No.53 Ham Nghi Street.

More than 150 selected art works from a collection of nearly 1,500 sketches about Hue, owned by Hue Museum of Fine Arts, are on display at Da Nang Museum of Fine Arts (78 Le Duan, Hai Chau District, Da Nang).