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What's on March 28-April 3 /2022
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MUSIC & PERFORMANCES

Creative Dance – METTLER Scholarship






2 semesters: 06 Feb – 29 May, 2022
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From the organizer:

Mettler-based Creative Dance Scholarship program provides an introduction to the underlying principles and teaching methods used in Mettler-based Creative Dance. The scholarship is provided by Mettler Studio Inc., USA & Vietnam Dance/Movement Therapy for professional and personal development.

Concert Calmlistening



Apr 2, 07:30 pm
Goethe Institut, 56-58-60 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street

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From Goethe Institut:

Improvised music does not mean playing music arbitrarily.

Improvisation requires holding together contrast aspects. You need to listen carefully to different sound layers played by other musicians in every moment. At the same time, you have to be acute and master your instrument to respond quickly to those sounds and still be subtle enough to decide to join or to be silent. You can play some similar sounds to support your colleague(s) but at some point, you also need to oppose them etc. Accordingly, improvised music is a fusion of experience and skill, of stillness and sensitivity.
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EXHIBITION

Hanoi-Exhibition: The Oriental Tale



Until Apr 24, 09 am – 06 pm
Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam
27 Quang Trung, Hoan Kiem District,

From Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam:

The Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam proudly presents that an exhibition “The Oriental Tale”, which is a first opportunity to show an overview of lacquer culture between Vietnam and Japan by the artist Trieu Khac Tien – Deputy Dean of Painting Department, Vietnam University of Fine Arts / Lecturer for Lacquer Studies

This exhibition offers a glimpse into the delicate and special techniques of lacquer painting of both countries and gets a deeper understanding of how these two cultures of lacquer art are influenced by each other and integrated into one beautiful work.

HCMC-Exhibition: Breeze on the River





Until Apr 29, Tues – Sat (and by appointment), 10 am 07 pm

Galerie Quynh, 118 Nguyen Van Thu Street, D.1

From the organizer:

Galerie Quynh is pleased to present ‘Breeze on the river’ – the much-anticipated solo exhibition of new work by Tran Van Thao. This is Tran’s sixth major solo exhibition at the gallery coming five years after his last solo show ‘the line’ (2017). In each of his exhibitions with the gallery, with the first held 22 years ago, Tran continues to create surprising abstract compositions inspired by the world around him.

Hanoi-Exhibition: Through the Looking Glass




Tues – Sun, 16 Mar – 09 Apr 2022, 12 am – 07 pm

Manzi Exhibition Space, 2 Hang Bun Street

From Manzi:

Manzi is pleased to present ‘Through the looking glass’ – a solo show by Hanoi-based visual artist Nguyễn Trần Nam.

Known as one of Hanoi’s second wave of contemporary artists, Nam’s practice embraces a diverse body of multimedia works such as paintings, installations and video art. ‘Through the looking glass’ is the artist’s third solo exhibition with Manzi, following ‘Undone’ in 2017 and ‘The broken chapters’ in 2013.

HCMC-Waiting for the End of Wind






Until April 23, Tues – Sat, 11 am – 06 pm
195/14 Xô Viết Nghệ Tĩnh Street
From the organizer:

San Art is pleased to introduce “Waiting for the end of wind”, a solo exhibition by Nguyễn Thái Tuấn.

In 2008, Nguyen Thai Tuan had his first solo exhibition in which he shared his observations on the human condition through the series Black Paintings. Almost immediately, his paintings appeared in a variety of cultural forums, discussions on painting, and interdisciplinary socio-political commentaries.

Hanoi- Exhibition on typical Vietnamese women throughout history






Until May 30, 2022

Hoa Lo Prison Relic

An exhibition displaying the images of typical Vietnamese women throughout history.

Hanoi- Exhibition spotlights tigers in Vietnam’s ancient art






Until August 31,

Vietnam National Museum of History,

Featuring more than 30 exhibits, documents and images featuring tigers throughout over 2,000 years of the country's art history, showing that the image of tigers was widely portrayed in Vietnam’s ancient pottery, carving and folk paintings, among others.

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CINEMA

Hanoi-Owl and The Sparrow: A Film by Stephane Gauger



Apr 2, 7 pm
L’Espace, 24 Tràng Tiền Street
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From the organizer:

Lonesome satellites in a metropolis: a wandering girl, a young man working at the zoo, an air hostess. When the three meet, love blooms. A rare pure take to come out of Vietnamese independent filmmaking in 2007 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Hanoi-We Come Into Life – A Film by Síu Phạm





Mar 31, 07:30 pm

BHD Star, 8th Floor, Vincom, 2 Phạm Ngọc Thạch Street
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From the organizer:

We Come Into Life tells the story of the precarious world that two young adults find themselves in following the sudden death of their parents. In an invisible consternation, sister and brother try to find a way to survive. They lose their innocence and come of age amidst an intense urban rhythm of sadness and wilderness. The film captures this special moment of the young characters, faced with a reality of contradiction and tragicomedy aplenty. A strange energy of those hailing from the new generation – unstable, stateless, yet full of life.

Programme:

07 pm – Doors open
07:30 pm – Film starts
* With subtitles in English
The screening is suitable to audience members of 18 or above
Proof of Covid-19 vaccination (at least two doses) required

Online Film Screening: Kinofest 2022







18 Feb – 31 Mar 2022
Goethe-On-Demand

From Goethe Institut:

Kinofest is our annual festival for current German cinema. Screenings take place online, accessible to audiences in eight countries in Southeast Asia.

We are presenting twelve selected films, mostly current newcomers from different genres, in a first joint production of eight Goethe-Instituts from Southeast Asia. The event takes place from February 18 to March 31, 2022. We are celebrating not only the films but also how they are screened: all films are available online in the entire region and subtitled in four national languages (Indonesian, Thai, Burmese, and Vietnamese) plus English.

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