Oct
23
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Hanoian is eager to welcome “Tokyo X Hanoi X Art” exhibition
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(CPV) - The opening of an exhibition titled “Tokyo X Hanoi X Art” will take place at the La 4uatrieme and ETE bar, 96 Giang Van Minh, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi from October 26-28.
“Tokyo X Hanoi X Art” project is created by two artists (Min-hyung Kang and Dan Tran) in Hanoi to offer young artists and future artists a chance to encounter a new perspective in art practices and experiments, especially where the political ideology and economic situations are extremely the opposite.
The project invites Japanese artists, graduates and students of the new media art department of Tokyo University of the Arts, the most prestigious art school in Japan, and contemporary Vietnamese artists in Hanoi.
For two weeks, Japanese and Vietnamese artists have collaborative workshops and discussion sessions together, and also encounter Hanoi’s contemporary art scene, meeting Vietnamese artists and contemporary lacquer painters.
This collaborative art project is to give both Vietnamese and Japanese young artists and students an opportunity to look around their surroundings once again and revisit their past and current art practices, and further enhance their work and exploration by collaborating with artists from different cultures and backgrounds in an entirely contrary environment./.
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Oct
23
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Welcome Dutch Maestro Jan Stulen's show in HCM city
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(CPV) – An evening of world-class music led by celebrated Dutch conductor Jan Stulen will take place at the HCMC Opera House on November 27.
Together with the Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HSBO), Stulen will take audiences on an exquisite aural adventure through masterpieces from legendary composers such as Brahms, Schubert and Bizet.
Tickets for the performance are priced at VND 250,000 with free admission for children.
Stulen was born in Amsterdam in 1942. The celebrated Dutch conductor conducted his first public orchestra at the age of 19, and went on to direct numerous prestigious orchestras, including the Holland Symphonia and Deutsche Kammer Orchester Frankfurt. Permanent conductor of L’Orchestra Particolare, artistic advisor for Nationale Reisopera in the Netherlands, and head professor at the Conservatories of Maastricht and Rotterdam, Stulen has conducted highly reviewed performances in Europe, Egypt, Korea and Thailand.
On his visit to Vietnam, Stulen will teach a week-long series of conductor master classes to the winners of the talent competition “So You Want to be a Conductor”, open to music master students nationwide. Stulen will also be presenting a workshop for business professionals on November 23, centred on the similarities between conducting an orchestra and business leadership, using music as a metaphor./.
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Oct
23
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Da nang - Vinh route will be launched on 28 October
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(CPV) – The Vietnam National Flag Carrier (Vietnam Airlines) on October 22 announced that it will open direct flights from Da Nang to Vinh city from this October 28, using 68-seat ATR 72 aircraft.
Passengers can travel via four flights per week, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
Flights will depart from Da Nang at 09h30am, and from Vinh at 11h25 am, estimated flying time is 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Mr Trinh Ngoc Thanh, Vice General Director of Vietnam Airlines in charge of Commercial Affairs shared: “Despite having a lot of challenges due to regional and global economic recession, Vietnam Airlines demonstrates its role in operating this direct flight, thus helping passenger can easily connect to Buon Ma Thuot city and promoting socio-economic development progress of the nation as well. This air route will actively contribute to enhance trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchange activities from the people of Nghe An and Dak Lak provinces in particular and the Highland Central region in general to dynamic Da Nang - one of the most dynamic cities of Vietnam”.
Da Nang – Vinh is the 38th air route in the domestic network of Vietnam Airlines, following a hub – rim module that links Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh city to 20 provinces/cities along the nation.
On this occasion, the carrier offers a promotional price program. Round-trip ticket starts from VND 600,000 (not including taxes, fees and surcharges), available to passengers buying and travelling between October 28 to December 28, 2012.
Detailed information can be found at Vietnam Airlines booking offices nationwide or at www.vietnamairlines.com./.
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Diversifying documents about President Ho Chi Minh
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22/10/2012 09:01:27
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Vietnam host Comedy 2012
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22/10/2012 08:58:03
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Books on Vietnam, Laos special ties make debut
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22/10/2012 08:53:54
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Vietnamese paintings get the attraction by Malaysian audiences
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22/10/2012 08:38:13
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Hanoi host the first guitar concourse from 21 -28 October
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22/10/2012 08:31:15
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Vietnamese paintings get the attraction by Malaysian audiences
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22/10/2012 08:28:23
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VND31 will be spent on One Pillar Pagoda restoration
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22/10/2012 08:26:09
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Raise funds concert for poor children in Yen Bai
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22/10/2012 08:23:27
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Raising fund champain for street children by KOTO Bike Ride 2012
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22/10/2012 08:21:59
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