Vietnamese art suffers from a reputation for fakes

Nguyen Phuc Duc has spent more than five years fashioning a mini Saigon with miniature versions of street corners and shops.

A luthier instrumental in Vietnam’s growing reputation for making acoustic guitars firmly rejects the ‘over-commercialization’ of his trade.

Google Doodle features the late musical genius Trinh Cong Son on his 80th birthday Thursday, the first Vietnamese it has so honored.

Japanese artist Liku Maria Takahashi is holding in HCMC an exhibition of paintings that blind people can feel and smell.

An art installation with more than 168,000 used straws highlights the environmental apocalypse wrought by plastic.

‘All you need is a piece of wood, ink, paper and a knife’ to create art, says British expat Jack Clayton.

A villager in Quang Nam Province uses the agricultural pride of his locality to adorn the three-meter structure.

Clueless cultural czars are stunting Vietnamese creativity with arbitrary stances on what art should and should not be.

The outer walls of the Phan Dinh Phung High School now carry 28 beautiful murals of Hanoi icons.

Organizers say plastinated organs and fetuses shown were legally donated.

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The group is hoping to revive hat boi by giving it a fresh face at an ongoing exhibition. 

Saudi bought the most painting ever sold. 'We own it,' the official said.