The Vietnamese – Russian modern arts exhibition themed “Joining hands – New Meeting”, taking place at the Khanh Hoa Cultural Center (Add: No. 5, 2-4 Street, Nha Trang) from March 25 to April 2, has attracted a large number of visitors. The exhibition also has set up a foundation for cultural exchange between Khanh Hoa Province and Primorye, Russian...
The Vietnamese – Russian modern arts exhibition themed “Joining hands – New Meeting”, taking place at the Khanh Hoa Cultural Center (Add: No. 5, 2-4 Street, Nha Trang) from March 25 to April 2, has attracted a large number of visitors. The exhibition also has set up a foundation for cultural exchange between Khanh Hoa Province and Primorye, Russian.
. Cultural features of Russian and Vietnamese painting
The exhibition displays 60 oil painting pictures and 20 photographs by 13 artists, 8 of whom are Russian and the rest are of Khanh Hoa.
Many visitors are seen to be admiring very beautiful landscape pictures of Russian artists. Coming to the exhibition, visitors can contemplate images of Russian country such as poplar forest, spring farm and yellow fall and feel deeply about Russian souls.
With only 10 works, artists of Khanh Hoa Province also have brought the exhibition a small corner of Vietnamese culture though pictures about folk festivals, pagoda, Mid-autumn festival and some others. Some outstanding artists are Tran Ha, Le Huynh, Bui Van Quang and Le Van Duy.
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| At Vietnamese – Russian modern arts exhibition |
. Foundation for cultural arts exchanges
Meeting the Russian artists, we saw their happiness when their works are displayed in Khanh Hoa.
Mr. Olga Zotova, a Russian artist, said, “Most of the works at the exhibition are landscapes of the Far Eastern Russia. Their painters are well-known in Russian. Now, more and more Russian people travel to Nha Trang; therefore, arts activities like this are very useful for the two sides to understand more about each other.”
Mrs. Olga Zotova confided, “My husband used to work in Cam Ranh for many years, so we had a lot of memories to this land. We are very happy to join the exhibition.”
Bui Van Quang, a Vietnamese artist, also eagerly said, “I think Nha Trang tourist city needs such cultural arts to exchange with foreign artists and tourists.”
The Vietnamese – Russian modern arts exhibition actually is a meaningful cultural activity for cultural life of Nha Trang people and Vietnamese – Russian arts exchanges.
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