Hanoi: The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Hanoi has inaugurated an exhibition to commemorate the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and to celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Snake. The exhibition opened on January 17 and showcases 66 artworks by 55 artists, which were created between 1954 and 2010.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the artworks are displayed in two formats: traditional and digital projection. Out of the 66 works, 36 are exhibited in traditional formats using materials such as lacquer, oil paint, silk, copper, and wood. The remaining 30 pieces are presented through digital projections, offering a modern twist to the display.
The exhibition is set to run until February 27, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore the artistic heritage of Vietnam in both its traditional and modern forms. The exhibition serves as a cultural celebration of the CPV’s founding and the Lunar New Year, reflecting the nation’s rich artistic history and contemporary innovations.