On the late afternoon of November 18, the University of Arts, Hue University held a ceremony to celebrate 40th year anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers’ Day and honor artistic prizes in 2022.

Inspired by the patterns of Nhat Binh gown in the Nguyen Dynasty, Nguyen Huynh Minh Thanh, a female student from the University of Arts, Hue University launched her collection named “the Dream of Nhat Binh” and won the prize of the National Applied Arts Exhibition and Contest 2022. The Dream of Nhat Binh is not only just a collection but is also a dream of the young fashion designer.

This is the name of an exhibition of four young artists from Hue – the Capital land of the Genies that has just been opened and introduced to spectators in Ho Chi Minh City on the afternoon of October 14 at Cloud Artspace - 36/70 Nguyen Gia Tri (Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City).

There is an entrepreneur holding dual nationality, with a French father and a mother from South Vietnam. She, though not a Hue woman, has been attached to Hue and strangely crazy about Hue for more than 20 years now. That is also why she transferred most of her cultural and artistic assets to Hue, devoting a luxurious and spacious space inherently for profitable business purposes to building a non-public museum of fine arts.

This is the theme of an art photo exhibition, which was opened on the afternoon of September 16, coordinated by the Provincial Union of Literature and Arts Associations and the Provincial Photography Association.

Hue Monuments Conservation Center and the Education and Training Department of Hue city just signed an agreement on incorporating heritage, cultural and traditional arts education into school’s curriculum.

The Provincial People's Committee just announced some information regarding the 12th Provincial Popular Arts Festival, expected to take place from August 29th to 31st at the Provincial Cinema and Culture Center (No. 41A Hung Vuong street in Hue City).

Hue Fine Arts Museum has just received a collection of precious artifacts related to traditional folk art from Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Hoa, a collector and researcher, and Mr. Nam Chi, a folk painting artist.

Not only achieving sophistication and virtuosity but ancient Japanese Satsuma pottery is also considered a masterpiece when it comes to telling the story of Buddhism through objects. There, viewers are immersed in the skillful techniques and fine arts of the artisans, as well as the culture of the land of Fusang.

Watching the exhibition “Costume of the Nguyen Dynasty” at Le Ba Dang Art Center belonging to Hue Museum of Fine Arts, the public will have an overview about the costumes for different ranks in the Nguyen dynasty. It also reveals the hierarchy and uniqueness of the fine art in the Nguyen’s era.