Some 100 paintings will be auctioned online at the Viet Art Exchange Facebook from March 23 to 25 to raise funds for the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some paintings to be auctioned online (Photo: organising board)
Hanoi (VNA) - Some 100 paintings will be auctioned online at the VietArt Exchange Facebook from March 23 to 25 to raise funds for the fight againstthe COVID-19 pandemic.
The paintings are by 60 Vietnamese and Singaporean artists including Dang DinhNgo, Tran Thieu Nam and Gloria Keh. The paintings are in various media, such asoil-on canvas, lacquer, watercolour and acrylic depicting different themes.
The paintings are not only beautiful, but they also convey a message of kindnessand national solidarity, said Irish Pham, representative of the Viet ArtExchange.
The artists from every part of the country wish to help fighting COVID-19. Theywant to make their contribution to the national fight against the epidemic.
Fifty percent of the proceeds will go to the Vietnam Fatherland Front CentralCommittee and the artists will take the rest.
Bidders can make a fair offer based on the starting price below the painting.If they don't want to bid publicity they can message Iris Pham privately.
Payment will be carried out within a day. The artists will be responsible fortransporting paintings to the customers if the auction is successful. If theyare not in Vietnam they will take the painting by themselves./.
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Some paintings to be auctioned online (Photo: organising board) 
