[Art]natomy dissects the practices, figures, and artistic movements that have shaped Vietnamese art history, offering distilled cross-sections along its evolving trajectory.
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Three paintings of the Mona Lisa by Mai Trung Thu take on on a different bearing in each work, as though the silk itself had recorded the vicissitudes of life.
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Looking back on the creative current that A Sông has nurtured in Central Vietnam for nearly a decade.
- Art Nation
- 22.05.26
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A reflection on the course of Vietnamese art through women’s embroidered handiwork.
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- 09.03.26
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Artist Brian Doan reflects on the practices of two Vietnamese American photographers who have been shaping their identities at the confluence of East and West.
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- 06.03.26
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Archive / Post–Archive at VCCA, part of Photo Hanoi ‘25 orbits around the aftermath of post-colonial trauma, and wonder whether we can fully shed its legacies.
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- 16.12.25
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The exhibition “Means of Production” was organised and curated by Lunch Hour, taking place from 18 May to 31 July 2024.
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- 26.11.25
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