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"Rendez - Vous" exhibition

HNN.VN - "Rendez - Vous" is the theme of an exhibition by Léopold Franckowiak, the artist, which will open on the afternoon of December 15 at New Space Arts Foundation (Lai The hamlet, Phu Thuong, Phu Vang, Thua Thien Hue).

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"Rendez - Vous" exhibition will open on the afternoon of December 15 at New Space Arts Foundation. Photo: Hanoigrapevine

As a Frenchman of Polish descent, Léopold Franckowiak has lived in Vietnam since 2011. Previously, his work was mostly installation and performance arts. Since he has been in Vietnam, he started to paint in oils. The exhibition introduces Léopold Franckowiak’s portrait paintings, include portraits of his friends in Hue as well as in Europe, in a mixture of time and space.

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