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Vietnamese Art

Vietnamese art has been developing along with Vietnam history since the Stone Age around 8000 BCE. Because of millennium of Chinese domination since the second century BC, Vietnamese art is influenced of Chinese art. However, Vietnamese art has always retained its own characteristics. By the 19th century, Vietnamese art is influenced of French art therefore it brings lot of the mixes in the modern Vietnamese art today.

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  • The Current Vietnamese Contemporary Art

    Since the 1950s, installation and performance are two branches of contemporary art that have become important facets of mainstream art. Vietnam’s modern artists, forever innovators, are at the forefront of expanding installation and performance art into new realms.

  • Vietnamese Silk Painting

    The traditional Vietnamese art of silk painting has become famous around the world for its simple poetic themes and vibrant colors.
  • Dong Ho Painting

    Dong Ho Painting is a kind of Vietnamese folk painting originating in Dong Ho Village in Song Ho Commune, Thuan Thanh District, Bac Ninh Province. Dong Ho paintings have about 300 years of history in the north of Vietnam.
  • The Vietnamese Art Phases

    Covers the most important phrases of Vietnamese Art through time.

  • An Overview of Vietnamese Art from Early Time to Date

    Compared to other Asian countries, and according to several art commentators, Vietnam was the earliest to merge into the main stream of modern art, as defined by the West, in both form and content. Such a fact can be easily seen with the coming into existence of Ecole Des Beaux Arts (Indochina's School of Fine Art) in the early 1930s, with the presence of professors from France.

  • Contemporary Vietnamese Art at a Glimpse

    It is not very long since Vietnamese Art in general and contemporary Vietnamese art in particular emerged from unrecognizable thing - I'd rather say anonymity - to have its say on the world's art scene.

  • Vietnamese Paper Painting

    Among the Vietnamese plastic arts, wood engraving is a long standing traditional one. We have inherited from our ancients from Dong Ho village a valuable tradition of wood engraving in color.

  • Vietnamese Oil Painting

    After the restoration of peace, Tran Van Can produced a canvas retying the rope of the irrigation scoop, which was a creation of high professional level he had long mastered.

  • Vietnamese Lacquer Painting

    The principal material for pumice lacquer painting is Vietnamese lacquer, used to lacquer cultural objects and current usage articles.

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