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What's on July 18-24/2022

MUSIC & PERFORMANCES

Hue Hip-hop Festival 2022

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Jul 23-24,

3/2 Park in Hue City,

Featuring two foreign judges from the Republic of Korea and Sweden, and a DJ from Singapore.

The function will see a number of dance and hip-hop clubs from across the country gather in the city to compete in four categories, including hip-hop 1vs1, popping 1vs1, freestyle 1vs1 for kids, and city vs city street dance team battles.

The winner of the hip-hop 1vs1 will go on to represent the country to compete at the Golden Era of Hiphop Championships which is scheduled to take place in in the Republic of Korea later this year.

REC TOUR 2022


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June – July 2022

From the organizer:

AboutREC VietNam:

REC Viet Nam grows from REC Room – A music management and event production team based in Hanoi. REC ROOM was formed in 2014 as a DIY audio recording studio, but has since developed into a community-driven music production team, with particular focus on; live music events, contemporary musical subcultures, management, tour production, and audio/video production for artists based in Vietnam.

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EXHIBITION

Hanoi- Exhibition displays Iranian art heritage


Until Jul 31

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

Some 65 photos and seven videos featuring historical relic sites, landscapes, customs and the daily routines of Iranian people.

Titled "Iranian Art Heritage, the cradle of civilisation", the event showcases a stunning collection of carpets, hand-painted vases, and engraved and enamelled copper.

Hanoi-Solo exhibition “Clouds in Heaven” – Artist Nguyễn Khắc Chinh

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Jul 17 – 21, 09 am – 05 pm
NGUYEN KHAC CHINH STUDIO, No 24 Alley 61 Giang Van Minh Street, Ba Dinh District

From the organizer:

“Clouds in Heaven” is Nguyen Khac Chinh’s sixth individual exhibition. This time, the artworks will be on display at the artist’s very own studio – NGUYEN KHAC CHINH STUDIO, bringing a sense of harmony to the exhibition. Spectators are treated to a unique art space and immerse themselves in the process of creating these wonderful artworks. In total, there will be 18 art pieces and 5 original concepts that Chinh worked on between 2011 – 2022. Among them are his recent works from 2021 until now: “Goddess In Heaven”, “Lotus Scent”, “Meditation”, etc. Others include the artist’s well-known pieces that have been displayed on previous exhibitions. Chinh has made his mark throughout his career with his distinctive art style and themes that help define his individualistic touch and variety in each of his work, as seen with “The Mannequin World”, “Meditation” and “Lotus”. Through “Clouds In Heaven”, art lovers will experience all of Nguyen Khac Chinh’s fresh and unique creations in the world of art.

HCMC-Exhibition “Impermanence”


July 24,
Vin Gallery, 35/8 Nguyen Van Dau, Ward 6, Binh Thanh District,

From the organizer:

This year, Karine Guillermin will be presenting her recent works. Impermanence invites you to hear the silence and seek conversation with yourself.

Impermanence is an invitation to understand your mind. Taming is sometimes the same as finding freedom. Hear the sound of silence in your thoughts. Seek a conversation with yourself. A monologue is personal, impersonal and temporal. It is beyond visual perception where time does not matter.

In this series of her new work, Karine Guillermin explores the space to its limit. She manages to use every corner and gap across tiles through the walls. The arrangement has mesmerised our visuals with the details she displays.

HCMC-Exhibition ” Dept. of Speculation”

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Until Aug 20,
Tues – Sat, and by appointment, 10 am – 07 pm
Galerie Quynh, 118 Nguyen Van Thu, Da Kao Ward, District 1

From the organizer:

Galerie Quynh is pleased to present ‘Dept. of Speculation’ — a group exhibition featuring new and recent projects by Nghĩa Đặng, Nadège David, Đỗ Thanh Lãng, Cian Duggan, Ngô Đình Bảo Châu, Trúc-Anh and Võ Trân Châu.

‘Dept. of Speculation’ is a non-hierarchical agency that materialises and thrives only in the realm of thoughts and possibilities. Its existence was unknown to many including its members — the speculators, until recently. Just as the speculators attempt to make sense of what is happening in their lives, the department begins to take form. The department functions on a conjectural, pseudo-scientific premise: ideas about time and space as we know them are subject to the speculators’ very own empirical and personal reconfigurations.

HCM City- Photo exhibition highlights beauty of Spratly Archipelago

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Until Jul 18,

122 Suong Nguyet Anh Street, District 1

The Spratly Archipelago and the life of the soldiers there are captured in a photo exhibition by artist Doan Hoai Trung in HCM City.

Featuring 90 photos taken during Trung’s five trips from May 11-19 to the archipelago.

HCMC-Exhibition: Illuminated Curiosities

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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:

Nguyen Art Foundation (NAF) proudly invites you to the opening of ‘Illuminated Curiosities’, a group exhibition with 26 artists featuring 46 artworks from within and outside NAF’s Collection. Curated by art researcher Ace Le, with the curatorial assistance from Duong Manh Hung and Tam Nguyen, the exhibition will take place simultaneously across the campuses of EMASI Nam Long and EMASI Van Phuc, over the course of six months from May to December of 2022. ‘Illuminated Curiosities’ is a collaborative effort between NAF and Lan Tinh Foundation.

Hanoi- Exhibition spotlights tigers in Vietnam’s ancient art


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Until August 31,

Vietnam National Museum of History,

Featuring more than 30 exhibits, documents and images featuring tigers throughout over 2,000 years of the country's art history, showing that the image of tigers was widely portrayed in Vietnam’s ancient pottery, carving and folk paintings, among others.

Source: dtinews.vn
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