Vietnamese french painter cyril kongo

He then began his career as a graffiti artist at the age of 18 in France. Kongo is one of the few graffiti artists to be selected by some of the world’s leading brands, including Hèrmes, Chanel, Richard Mille, and Maserati, to participate in a number of art projects. … [Read more...] about Artworks of Vietnamese-born graffiti artist go on display in Hanoi

A portrait of late Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh painted by Tuman Zhumabaev is presented as a gift to Vietnam’s then-incumbent State President Tran Dai Quang (left) by Russian government representatives in this photo captured in 2017 and provided by Lilac Gallery. His first solo exhibition was held in 1996 in Austria. He has since held over 30 solo exhibitions in cities throughout Russia, China, Poland, Hungary, France, Japan, Iran, Vietnam, and Australia. … [Read more...] about Remembering Tuman Zhumabaev, Russian painter and lifelong admirer of Vietnam’s landscapes

The 16 lacquer objects include vases, trays, shelves, lamps, mirrors, lights, hooks and clocks and are the result of a collaboration between three French designers and craftspeople of the Vietnamese haute lacquer house Hanoia in January. … [Read more...] about Handmade Vietnamese lacquer products debut at Paris Design Week

This project aims to boost co-operation between the two countries as well as diplomatic, cultural and economic relations of the two countries; promote and support Vietnamese football development plan, youth vision and training, and support the humanitarian fund in Vietnam on education and child development. … [Read more...] about Arsene Wenger to coach French stars for friendly in Vietnam next year

Hanoi (VNA) - For the first time, ‘Made in Vietnam’ handicraft products have been on display at Paris Design Week – one of the world’s most prestigious events to celebrate design and creativity. The showcase of Vietnamese products was part of the D17/20 Craft and Design in Southeast Asia exhibition, a collaborative project involving craftspeople from Southeast Asia and French designers to highlight daily lifestyle and craft products. This was the first time Vietnam had had products displayed at the event. The 16 lacquer objects included vases, trays, shelves, lamps, mirrors, lights, hooks and clocks and were the result of a collaboration between three French designers and craftspeople of the Vietnamese haute lacquer house Hanoia in January. The designers and craftspeople created the items in just two weeks, from sketches to creating samples and perfecting the final products.  Guillaume Delvigne, who graduated from one of the best design schools in … [Read more...] about Vietnamese lacquer products debut at Paris Design Week