MUSIC & PERFORMANCES
Concert: AUREUM Saxophone Quartet

Sep 28, 8 pm
Vietnam National Academy of Music,77 Hao Nam Street, Dong Da District, Hanoi
Oct 1, 8 pm,
Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music, 112 Nguyen Du Street, District 1, HCMC
From the organizer:
The Austrian Embassy in Ha Noi in cooperation with the Vietnam National Academy of Music and Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory of Music is organizing a Concert of the AUREUM Saxophon Quartett. The Quartett will present pieces from their recently launched album “golden roots”.
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EXHIBITION
Hanoi-In The Flow of Silk
The Muse Artspace
47 Trang Tien Street
From the organizer:
Much like art in general, the flow of silk painting resides within the flow of Vietnamese culture, and every milestone each generation of silk painters achieved is a key element that extends and shapes the flow.
Hanoi-”Agnes’s New Planets”

27 Sep – 30 Oct
Mơ Art Space, B3 Floor, Apricot Hotel, 136 Hang Trong street, Hoan Kiem district
From the organizer:
Mo Art Space cordially invites art lovers to ‘Agnes’s New Planets’ – a solo showcase by artist Duong Thuy Duong. Where do we come from? How do we define ourselves? Are we the product that we created? These are the questions which Duong Thuy Duong wants, together with the viewers,to try to reflect in this exhibition.
HCM City - Vietnamese artworks through the ages

Until Oct 2,
HCM City Fine Arts Museum
An exhibition of 152 artworks such as ceramic pieces, art sculptures and paintings that the museum has collected and preserved for the past 35 years.
The ancient artworks are shown in 49 pieces of ceramic with a variety of enamel colours and pattern designs from the 12th to the 20th century. In addition, each item serves a purpose, such as for household usage (wine jugs, tea pots), for religion (censers, incense burners), or for decoration (Nghê statue). Each of them reflects the vitality of ceramic art through the ages.
The modern art artifacts include 103 works of art in sculpture, painting, and sketches, from 1939 to 2021, through notable artists of many generations, which represent a variety of art styles.
Hanoi-Applied fine art works on display

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
Featuring over 200 modern and traditional designs of applied fine art works by 138 authors throughout the country.
The works are finalists selected from 538 entries to a competition launched more than four months ago which saw the participation of 183 authors from 25 localities in the country.
Hanoi-Mới / Seeing New(s)
SDIS 33/Handout L’Humanité
Until Oct 3, 07 am – 05 pm
Matca Space for Photography, 48 Ngoc Ha Street, Ba Dinh District
From the organizer:
2021 has seen the French news agenda sandwiched between COVID lockdowns and President Macron’s re-election. A Reuters’ report from late January to early February 2022 shows most news brands have decreased static news consumption and trust.
“Seeing New(s)” by Phuong Hoang constructs a visual dialogue, combining images from local media and her own photographs with a touch of humour. She questions the importance of delivering messages via pictures in newsrooms when audiences are visually flooded by social media daily.
Hanoi-Exhibition features dialogue between calligraphy, graffiti

Until Sep 30,
The Temple of Literature,
An exhibition named “Calligraphy – Graffiti Dialogue” featuring 39 works of calligraphy and graffiti by Vietnamese calligraphers and graffiti artists across the country.
The works are arranged like a story about two people with different personalities and the dialogue which brings them together to empathise and share with each other.
HCMC-Exhibition: Illuminated Curiosities

Until Dec 2022
EMASI Nam Long
147 Street No.8, Nam Long Residential area, District 7,
EMASI Van Phuc
2 Street No.5, Van Phuc Residential City, Thu Duc District,
From the organizer:
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CINEMA
Hanoi-Screening: The Recycling Lie

Sep 29, 7 pm,
Goethe Institut, 56-58-60 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, Ba Dinh District
From Goethe Institut:
Under the slogan #ITSTIMETOACT- A NATURE FILM FESTIVAL! the first eco film festival will be held from September 23 to October 07, 2022. It is part of the international activities of Climate Week 2022. Tackling the climate crisis is the major challenge of the 21st century. The festival is initiated by the Spanish Embassy of Hanoi in collaboration with European and Latin American Embassies. NGO “WILDACT” helps to publicize and attract audiences. The hybrid festival can be attended online and at the Goethe-Institut and Casa Italia.
“The Recycling lie” will be the German contribution to the Nature Film Festival. The film “The Recycling lie” by Tom Costello and Benedikt Wermter sheds light on an industry that profits from the plastic pollution crisis instead of solving it. Packaging is increasingly being labeled “100% recyclable” to give us a clear conscience. But what happens to our plastic waste after we throw it away? The answer to this question is appalling since only 9% of plastic packaging is recycled1. This raises concerns that recycling is merely greenwashing.
Hanoi & HCMC-“#It’s Time To Act – A Nature Film Festival in Vietnam”

Sept 23 – Oct 7
From the organizer:
“#It’s Time To Act – A Nature Film Festival in Vietnam” is the first Nature film showcase featuring international and local environmentally themed films and conversations on sustainability and harmony with Nature in Vietnam.
“#It’s Time To Act – A Nature Film Festival in Vietnam” takes place from September 23rd to October 07th, 2022, against the backdrop of the United Nations General Assembly, joining the framework of international activities during Climate Week 2022 (September 19-25).
“#It’s Time To Act – A Nature Film Festival in Vietnam” is coordinated by the Embassy of Spain in Vietnam with contributions from participating 14 countries including Europe, Latin America, Canada, and Vietnam (Belgium–Wallonie-Bruxelles, Brasil, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Norway, Perú, Spain, United Kingdom, Venezuela, and Vietnam).