Young artist Vu Bach Lien has opened her first solo exhibition entitled Tu Nhin (Feel It Myself) at the South Korean Cultural Centre in Ha Noi, where she is showcasing 47 out of the 120 works of art she created last year.

Veteran artist Le Trieu Dien’s latest exhibition of oil paintings reveals how the past has informed his present.

Ha Hung first started sketching as a hobby but his current exhibition is proof that he is one of Vietnam’s finest emerging artists, says.

A photo exhibition on three ethnic minorities (including Co Tu, Ta Oi and Pa Ko) in central Thua Thien-Hue province taken by French photographer Sebastien Laval will be held at the French Cultural Centre in Hanoi on November 6-22, 2008.

November will be the Month for Documentary Films at the Ho Chi Minh City-based Institute for Cultural Exchange with France (Idecaf).

Among the annual festivals of the Khmer ethnic minority in Southern Vietnam, Chol Chnam Thmay, Dolta and Ok Om Bok are the most important and Ok Om Bok, also called Phochia Praschanh som paes khee (Festival of Worshipping the Moon), is the most imposing.

The sixth cultural and sport festival for ethnic minority people in the northeastern region will be held from November 7 to 10.

A national photo exhibition entitled “Beauty of the Vietnamese people and landscapes” opened its doors in Ho Chi Minh City on Oct. 31.

The "Red Bamboo" collection on show at a HCM City gallery evokes that something about the countryside that remains in the soul of every Vietnamese citizen.

In response to the Government’s policy to promote cultural diplomacy in addition to the economic relations, an exhibition gathering many works of art made by diplomats, who are working in Vietnam, opened in Hanoi on October 23.