Korean art show to be performed at Long Bien station
A contemporary art show entitled “Memories-Things to remember” featuring the Creative Group Noni from the Republic of Korea will be held from April 14 to 16.
Korean artists prepare for the show (Source:Internet)
Hanoi (VNA) – A contemporary art show entitled “Memories-Things to remember” featuring the Creative Gro🧸up Noni from the Republic of Korea will ༺be held from April 14 to 16.
Long Bien Railways Station in Hanoi will host the show, organised by the Korean Cultural Centre in Vietnam and the Vietnam Railways Corporation.
The programme includes art which is associated with a specific site, also known as art for space.
Traditional Vietnamese and Korean cultural performances and photo exhibitions will also be on show.
Creative Group Noni members are graduates from the Korean National University of Arts who majored in Performing Arts and Stage Design. The group aims to merge traditional performance methods with modern visual languages.-VNA
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Korean artists prepare for the show (Source:Internet)
