Sculptor Luong Trinh: Bringing Ideas To Life
Through minimalist and contemporary shapes, Luong Trinh conveys the different layers of life with elegance.
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Lose To Win: Vietnamese Indie Band Cá Hồi Hoang On Freedom And Identity In The World Of Music
What turning points have changed Cá Hồi Hoang of ‘Ngày Ấy’ (the Past) to ‘Sau Này’ (the Future)?
Thanh Mai On Stories Of War And The Complexities Of Existence
Thanh Mai explores the complex relationship of self identity and society, as well as one’s perceptions of fictional aspects within their own existence.
‘The Sounds Of Cannons, Familiar Like Sad Refrains’: Sentiments Of An Unexploded Ordnance
What would a bomb say if it had a soul?
Opinion | The Bạch Đằng River: Why Would This Be Of Interest To An American Diplomat?
Knowing the historical significance of Bạch Đằng to Vietnam, Ted Osius personally visited the area and paid his respects during his tenure as US Ambassador.
Curator Đỗ Tường Linh: A Clear Vision Is The Backbone Of Quality Artwork
An independent curator currently living and working in Hanoi shares her thoughts on Vietnam’s contemporary art market.
Third Culture Kids On Finding A Home In Vietnam And Preserving Cultural Identity
We ask third culture kids about their thoughts on growing up in Vietnam, their blended sense of identity, and making a home in a foreign land.
In A First, Vietnam’s Very Own “Dad, I’m Sorry” Hits $1M At US Box Office
The number one box office hit of all time in Vietnam is now the first Vietnamese-produced title to reach the $1M mark in the US.
