Children’s art workshops offer a dynamic cultural experience, introducing young participants to the vibrant world of contemporary Vietnamese art.

The innovative exhibition, seamlessly integrated into the picturesque campus of the former Indochina University, has opened to the public for the first time, drawing a large crowd of art enthusiasts eager to explore its unique offerings.

Artifacts and bronze sculptures are displayed at the Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Center, offering visitors a glimpse of Vietnam's thousand-year-old tradition of casting bronze.

The exhibition will be a series of interactive installations where viewers will have the opportunity to do some deep introspection.

The annual painting contest aims to nurture the love of Hanoi among local and foreign children while advancing world peace.

Six artists are collaborating to create paintings and sculptures inspired by the beauty of the natural environment, which they will share with the public during the exhibition.

The artworks represent the individual creative perspectives of the artists, but share their common view of traditional values, religion, and the Temple of Literature.

Watercolors depicting Hanoi street life by a southern painter are on display in the ongoing exhibition at Ho Guom Culture Center in No.2, Le Thai To Street, Hanoi.

The exhibition The Reunion of Colors 2, about the culture and artistic language of the two countries Vietnam and Poland, brings together unique, vibrant works of art in an interactive space.

For 30 years, artist Ngoc Linh has been roaming the streets of Hanoi with a tiny pad of paper and a palette on a bicycle basket, painting the capital's landscape.

Renowned conceptual artist Chiharu Shiota holds her first installation artwork in Hanoi.

With the theme ‘Hanoi - 15 Years After Administrative Boundary Extension’, the 18th Hanoi in My Heart photo exhibition was opened by Economic & Urban Newspaper, in cooperation with the Hanoi Elderly Photography Club, at the Temple of Literature-Imperial Academy this morning (October 5).

The Designed by Vietnam contest closed Vietnam Design Week 2023 on September 29 at the Temple of Literature with impressions, including fabric scrap costumes.

Photographer Viet Van is the winner of another photography award in America, the latest addition to his collection of 80 international photography awards.

Fifty-eight colorful paintings expressing children's dreams for a better life are displayed at the Hanoi Museum.

Unique mooncakes showcase the ingenuity and creativity of their makers, spreading an air of joy and positivity during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Visitors can gain a deeper insight into Vietnam's rich and diverse ethnicity through the virtual photo exhibition.

The art initiative "Torito de Pucará: Ambassador of the Peruvian Highlands" introduces Vietnamese audiences to the aesthetic essence of this breathtaking Latin American nation.

The entire musical assets of the overseas Vietnamese composer Vu Thanh An, including several hundred love songs, have been handed over to a company in his homeland.

Dozens of artists participating in the children's picture book illustration course will be able to create impressive picture books published in Vietnam and abroad.

The exhibition "Friendship: Singapore and Vietnam 50-10" showcases artworks inspired by the history and culture of the two peoples, reflecting their strong friendship.

World violin legend Shlomo Mintz will give a special performance in Hanoi together with violinists Bui Cong Duy, Chuong Vu and conductor Oliver Ochanie,

The cultural event celebrates the 50th anniversary of establishing Japan-Vietnam diplomatic relations.