Opening: Fri 29 Aug, 3-9 pm.
Exhibition: 30 Aug-20 Sept.

Vuong Thao had been shortlisted for People’s Choice Award at the Asia Pacific Breweries Foundation Signature Art Prize and now he is one of 10 finalists.
Please, go to the website and vote for Thao!
Support Thao and Vietnam!
Thao has appeared in the Grapevine previously, having exhibited his Living Fossils series at L’Espace and at the Bookworm. [...]

27-29 Aug
“What has fallen, is falling, and will fall…”
Opening: Tues 26 Aug, 6 pm
Discussion: Wed 27 Aug, 5 pm

British Council’s art events in August to celebrate the office move to 20 Thuy Khue and to say goodbye to its old home 40 Cat Linh.
27 & 29 August

Lao-born Hanoi-based lacquer artist Viengmone Champasith recently exhibited her work in Singapore. The exhibition, entitled ‘Dare to be Different’ was held at The Arts House.

Opening: Fri 08 Aug, 6 pm
Seminar: Sat 23 Aug, 3 pm
The lacquer paintings of 5 young artists Vu Duc Trung, Nguyen Ngoc Phuong, Dong Huy Bien, Nguyen Tran Cuong, Nguyen Thu Nguyet show that the expressive power of lacquer art is almost unlimited. From abstract pictures to figurative cum abstract unto pictorial art each [...]

Feminine Landscapes
- a solo exhibition by French artist Jacob Reymond.
[UPDATE] - Postponed indefinitely
[UPDATE 2] - back on again after all…

Opening: Fri 01 Aug, 6 pm
Exhibition: 01-15 Aug

You are cordially invited to attend the oil paints exhitbition “Jump” of artist Pham Van Duc (Viet nam)
Opening party : July, 25th, 2008 ( Friday) , 18:00 - 20:00
Himiko Visual Saloon
Exhibition: 25 July-15 Aug
Opening: Fri 25 July, 6-8 pm
Pham Van Duc
Jump

- Wed 16 July, 7.30 pm -
Meeting about Performance Art
a meeting concerning the Danish Embassy performance art competition. Organized by Dong Son Today Foundation.

- Sat 12 July 2008 -
Memory of the Long Bien Bridge #2: War time
a new presentation of Maison des Arts’ collection about the memory of the Long Bien bridge.
This week is dedicated to a dark and painful episode of the bridge and of the country, the Vietnam War, 1959-1975.