The Art of Vietnam: Showcasing the Country’s Talent on a Global Stage

The Hanoi Art House and ArtBlue Studio galleries showcased a diverse array of Vietnamese art at the fair. This included lacquerware, oil on canvas, and watercolor paintings, among other mediums.

The artworks of renowned Vietnamese artists Thanh Chuong, Phuong Binh, Bui Trong Du, and Phan Thu Trang captivated art enthusiasts from the UK and beyond. Their unique styles and techniques left a lasting impression on all who attended.

Hoa Angie, the director of Hanoi Art House, expressed that the event provided a valuable platform for international artists, including those from Vietnam, to exhibit and sell their creations. It offered them a rare opportunity to promote their art to a global audience and expand their reach into foreign markets.

The Affordable Art Fair, a well-established annual event in the UK with a 25-year legacy, presented approximately 1,000 contemporary pieces from a diverse range of artists. This year’s edition featured exhibitions from 100 galleries, not only from the UK but also from 17 other countries and territories. The fair attracted an estimated 25,000 visitors, creating a vibrant and diverse artistic hub.

This was the second time in 2023 that Vietnamese artists had the opportunity to showcase their talent in the UK. Back in May, the works of 14 distinguished Vietnamese painters were displayed at the Affordable Art Fair London, introducing their unique perspectives to an international audience.

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