What drives me is the impact of what I’m building here. The fight is hard—it’s a struggle every day, in so many different ...

The Mistake Room exhibition “Where the Sea Remembers” features work from a new generation of Vietnamese artists whose work isn't dominated by war and trauma.

Vietnam art scene slowly revives Vietnam is rapidly changing from a closed repressive nation into a vibrant economic powerhouse. In the second of a series of reports, Kate McGeown looks at whether the ...

The successful art career of ex-cop Dao Anh Khanh mirrors how far Vietnam has come—and how it hasn’t changed—since the end of the Cold War.

This event is hosted by Craig Thomas Gallery and Sophie’s Art Tour. Established in 2009, Craig Thomas Gallery is the natural evolution of its founder’s decade-long involvement in the Vietnamese art ...

I signed on as the Houston Chronicle's arts writer in June 1981. Taking stock 318 months later, it's impossible to compress the city's extraordinary evolution from a third-coast art wannabe to an ...

Vietnam, an explosion of culture waiting to be explored! Ever felt lost, surrounded by traditions so rich, they envelop you in an exquisite cocoon? Ever been tantalized by the scent of exotic foods, ...

Galerie Quynh and Sao La are an important part of an exciting movement working to grow Vietnam’s contemporary arts scene, in a way that’s both culturally acceptable and commercially viable.

The local fashion and art scene has also blossomed for a new generation of Vietnamese, which has little reference to either the war or the socialist austerity of the past.

The successful art career of ex-cop Dao Anh Khanh mirrors how far Vietnam has come—and how it hasn’t changed—since the end of the Cold War.