The Victor Tardieu Award was founded and first implemented in 2025, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Indochina College of Fine Arts – Vietnam University of Fine Arts (1925 – 2025). This is an annual award for outstanding graduation works of students in the school's training majors, including Painting (Oil, Lacquer, Silk), Graphics, Sculpture, Graphic Design, Art Pedagogy and Theory – History & Art Criticism.
The Victor Tardieu Award was founded and first implemented in 2025. (Source: VNU University of Science and Technology)
The award is jointly organized by the Vietnam University of Fine Arts, Millon Vietnam and A&V Foundation, aiming to encourage creativity and create a stepping stone for students in their future artistic career development. In June 2025, the three units signed a memorandum of understanding, agreeing to organize the award and promote cooperation in the field of fine arts, connecting the domestic and international art community.
The award is named after Victor Tardieu – a French painter, the first Principal and founder of the Indochina College of Fine Arts. He is considered the founder of modern Vietnamese fine arts, contributing to the formation of the first generation of painters in our country.
In 2025, the Victor Tardieu Prize was awarded for the first time to seven outstanding graduates: Tong Tien Dat (Oil Painting), Tran Thi Hoi (Silk Painting), Nguyen Duong Tra Mi (Lacquer Painting), Trinh Thu Van (Graphics), Nguyen Duc Nghia (Sculpture), Dinh Thanh Truc (Art Pedagogy) and Nguyen Phuong Anh (Graphic Design). The winning works were highly appreciated for their visual thinking, creative personality and artistic expression.
The Victor Tardieu Prize was awarded for the first time to seven outstanding graduates. (Source: VNU)
The Victor Tardieu Award Ceremony will take place within the framework of the opening of the exhibition "100 Modern Fine Arts - Collection of the Vietnam University of Fine Arts and the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum", at 9:30 a.m. on November 14, 2025 at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum (66 Nguyen Thai Hoc, Hanoi ).
The event has special significance as the Vietnam University of Fine Arts celebrates its 100th anniversary, marking the journey of "A Hundred Years of Convergence - Opening the Future", where tradition and creativity continue to meet in the journey of nurturing new artistic talents./.
Source: https://bvhttdl.gov.vn/giai-thuong-victor-tardieu-dau-an-100-nam-truong-my-thuat-dong-duong-20251109100845692.htm
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