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 annual event aims to raise public awareness of preserving cultural heritage and natural values while promoting Vietnamese tourism.

The exhibition of Yakishime-style ceramics aims to help Hanoi residents and visitors understand the diversity of Japanese culture and appreciate Japanese creativity.

The entertaining exhibition invites visitors to enter a space of immersive light projections and follow in the footsteps of the Seven Sisters on their journey across Australia's western and central deserts.

The ongoing photo exhibition can be a "visual feast" for both Vietnamese and international photo lovers.

A different Hanoi in the abstract oil paintings of the old Vietnamese painter leaves a strong visual impression on the viewers.

The photos, which focus on Vietnam from 1967 to 2020, will be presented by the renowned German photographer to young people in Hanoi during his talk show this weekend.

A thematic exhibition entitled "Moment of Resurrection" in praise of brave revolutionary soldiers and prisoners opened today, March 10, at the Hoa Lo Prison Relic in Hanoi.

A photographer from Vietnam has beaten out 60,000 entrants to win a $15,000 photography prize.

The concerns and reflections of local artists on the future of human beings and their close relationship with nature will be expressed in an open studio that will last until mid-March.

The renowned foreign artist has captured the charm of Hanoi, a place he has lived for 25 years, in his “Hanoi Thunder” art collection of zinc-etched prints.

The famous Hanoi painter is diligent, in his own way, searching for artistic beauty in the most ordinary places that he has visited.

A deep-rooted tradition during the Tet holiday is to hang paintings to decorate the home.

The program helps to foster cultural exchange, stimulate creativity and connect young people from Vietnam and Korea.

Taoist ideology, unique oriental culture, and the beauty of the Temple of Literature Relic are depicted in 19 paintings by Hanoi-based painters.

The contest invites entries from Vietnamese citizens and expatriates residing in the country.

The exhibition has been carried out with a lot of novelty and creativity, both indoors and outdoors, both in static and dynamic spaces.

The 40 paintings by painter Nguyen Thị Thuy Huong depicts stories of lotus flowers in different places and landscapes, inspiring viewers with unforgettable feelings.

The beauty and grace of Vietnamese women are vividly depicted in the paintings of the famous Hanoian artist.

In 12 days in December 1972, the people and army of Hanoi shot down 23 B52 bombers, a remarkable victory for Vietnamese air defense against US aircraft.

The painting contest helps nurture the love for peace and strengthen friendship among children.