Photo Hanoi ’21 month to connect public with photographic art
The photography month, entitled “Photo Hanoi ‘21”, will be held during May, aiming to connect the public with the art of photography.
Various exhibitions, forums, courses and exchanges on photography will be held over the next month in the capital city, promising to bring many experiences to photographic art lovers and photographers.
The activities will feature the participation of nearly 30 photographers, visual artists and creative artists from in the country and abroad, such as photographers Lam Duc Hien (French-Vietnamese), Philippe Marinig (France), Joseph Gobin (France), artist Prune Phi (French – Vietnamese), Fabien Jacob (France), Thi My Lien Nguyen (Swiss), Duy Phuong, Yen Duong, Tran Le Quynh Anh, Nguyen The Son and Hai Le Cao.
Through the photos and activities, Photo Hanoi’21 will tell stories as well as express diverse perspectives and approaches to the multicoloured world prism of domestic and international photographers.
Derived from the belief that photography is for everyone, activities during the programme are aimed at audiences of all ages, genders and professional levels.
At the press conference. (Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)
The information was released by the French Cultural Centre-L'Espace in Hanoi at a press conference on April 28.
Various exhibitions, forums, courses and exchanges on photography will be held over the next month in the capital city, promising to bring many experiences to photographic art lovers and photographers.
The activities will feature the participation of nearly 30 photographers, visual artists and creative artists from in the country and abroad, such as photographers Lam Duc Hien (French-Vietnamese), Philippe Marinig (France), Joseph Gobin (France), artist Prune Phi (French – Vietnamese), Fabien Jacob (France), Thi My Lien Nguyen (Swiss), Duy Phuong, Yen Duong, Tran Le Quynh Anh, Nguyen The Son and Hai Le Cao.
Through the photos and activities, Photo Hanoi’21 will tell stories as well as express diverse perspectives and approaches to the multicoloured world prism of domestic and international photographers.
Derived from the belief that photography is for everyone, activities during the programme are aimed at audiences of all ages, genders and professional levels.
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