A work at the exhibition (Photo: Viet Art Exchange)
Hanoi (VNA) - A sculpture exhibition featuring the latest works by 13artists has been released online this week.
The show, called Dieu Khac Viet (A Taste of Vietnamese Sculpture), features 60works in different materials selected by the organiser and curator Iris Pham.
The works, mostly in wood, bronze, composite, and ceramics, portray life, youthand love.
Highlighted works featuring women and children in daily life are created byfemale artists Huynh Thao, Nguyen Thi Dung and Ho Nguyen.
Huynh Thao’s sculptures, in lacquer and composite, with lotuses left a goodimpression on viewers. The works invivid colours highlight the beauty of the natural word.
Sculptor Ho Nguyen sent its works with theme of children and environment to theshowcase.
One of his works, called Em Mo (I Dream), features children in sleep but theatmosphere is polluted.
The event also includes videos featuring the artists’ careers and art.
The exhibition is displayed in the Facebook page Viet Art Exchange, and willclose on April 20.
The page has attracted more than 1,200 members, mostly Vietnamese artists,collectors and galleries. Viet Art Exchange aims to help young Vietnameseartists introduce their art and connect them with viewers./.
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Coming to the Vietnamese booth, visitors had the chance to take part in a bamboo dance, a workshop on painting woven bamboo or rattan, or quizzes about Vietnam.