The international painting contest "Brilliant Vietnam" seeks to celebrate Vietnam's rich traditions and values by spotlighting the country's intangible cultural heritage and involving both the expatriate Vietnamese community and the public from other countries.

Born in the early 20th century, Vietnamese lacquer art has evolved through time and artistic changes but remains a vital element of the country's fine arts today.

The artistic consciousness of Vietnamese artists was awakened by the Indochina School of Fine Arts in Hanoi, and Vietnamese fine arts evolved in tandem with modern nationalism to become more globally integrated.

The palette and lighting in the artwork of Ly Tran, a Vietnamese-American painter, are bold and vibrant. Despite the familiar subject matter, there is a certain mystery.

The contest contributes to spreading the values of happiness and empathy among the community and promoting the image of Vietnam as a happy country.

The exhibition, which explores the complexity and beauty of love, is aimed to support Vietnamese children through the Operation Smile Vietnam Fund.

The international painting contest aims to spread the love of peace and Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, among children at home and abroad.

A mural featuring Vietnam-Australia iconic architectural works of both countries has been inaugurated in Hanoi as part of activities to celebrate the 50 years of relations.

The paintings are selected from more than 38,000 pieces at the nationwide competition.

The exhibition aims to bring the voice of autistic children to the community and to spread their artistic souls.

The 76th Cannes Film Festival, which ended on May 28, celebrated cinema with a diverse selection of films from around the world.

The exhibition is expected to contribute to preserving and promoting Hanoi's traditional handicrafts and products, enhancing the city's image and tourism.

Rose Cao's design depicts the image of a flame and uses a variety of flowers in shades of purple and yellow to create a natural light that shines down on the flower lamp post.

Drone shots taken by Vietnamese photographers impressed the jury of the 8th 35AWARDS Photo Contest.

This exhibition, featuring a collection of glazed ceramics rich in historical, cultural and aesthetic value, will raise public awareness of the importance of preserving Vietnam's cultural history.

According to Art Vietnam Salon Gallery, this exciting and insightful exhibition portrays the energy and transformation of Hanoi into the thriving metropolis it is today, a model of change and development for all of Southeast Asia.

The competition aims to celebrate Vietnam's tangible and intangible heritage.

An exhibition entitled "Uncle Ho and Hanoi" has opened at the Hanoi Museum as part of activities to commemorate the 133rd birth anniversary of late President Ho Chi Minh (May 19, 1890-2023).

The contests aim to find the best decoration schemes for the city in the run-up to the country's major celebrations and holidays in 2024.

An arts program to introduce the traditional Japanese comedy stage art Kyogen to local audiences will take place at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi on May 10-12.

The contest aims to support young professional and amateur artists from Vietnam and the ASEAN region to professionalize their painting careers and reach the international art market.

The mural is a gift from the German Embassy to the people of the capital. It is also the result of the passionate work of artist Thu Thuy, expressing the affection of the Vietnamese people for Germany.

Visitors to the Temple of Literature will have a chance to learn about rich culture and daily life of Vietnam's southern region.