The exhibition "A Brief History of Vietnam," designed by architect Bill Bensley, is open from February 11th to April 30th at the InterContinental Danang.
The exhibition features 30 paintings that recreate the journey of Da Nang and Hoi An from the past, present, to the future, taking art lovers on a time travel adventure from the 17th to the 22nd centuries. Accordingly, Vietnam in the 17th and 18th centuries is highlighted by images of trade connections with Europe and Korea, followed by the adventurous ships that sailed to southern Chile in the 19th century, and then the departure of the French in the 20th century...
All historical milestones are vividly and artistically depicted through Bensley's unique style. Beyond simply recreating the past, the exhibition also offers a glimpse into the future, featuring an AI-designed temple in Da Nang and the author's bold predictions about fashion .
Approximately 30 original artworks depict the journey of Da Nang and Hoi An from past to present and into the future. Photo: InterContinental Danang
The message that artist Bill Bensley wants to convey through the exhibition is, " Explore suburban destinations outside of Da Nang and admire the wild natural landscapes before they disappear."
Visitors will have the opportunity to purchase Bensley's artwork, with all proceeds going to charities, including the Shinta Mani Foundation, which Bensley co-founded and is a major supporter of. At the resort, Bill will also be giving an intimate talk, titled "A Lecture on the Paintings of Bill Bensley," at the Moulin Rouge (karaoke area) on February 9th.
"We are honored to host this unique exhibition, celebrating Vietnamese history through the lens and painting style of Bill Bensley. InterContinental Danang" "We always strive to offer guests unique, authentic experiences that are rich in Vietnamese culture. Through this, we convey a message about the beauty of Vietnamese culture," said Seif Hamdy, General Manager of InterContinental Danang. share.
Bill Bensley personally presented his artwork to visitors on February 9th. Photo: InterContinental Danang
In addition, the creative activities at the resort in February promise to please guests of all ages. Accordingly, you can participate in the prayer ceremony at the Ksitigarbha Temple within the resort from February 10th to 12th, and register for a class on making banh chung (traditional Vietnamese rice cakes). in the garden area in front of Barefoot restaurant from February 10th to 13th.
From February 1st to 18th, guests can also enjoy afternoon tea and special dishes at Citron restaurant. If you want to relax and sip Vietnamese-themed cocktails in a spacious setting with panoramic beach views, Long Bar is the perfect place. A beach barbecue dinner at Barefoot restaurant or a Champagne-themed brunch on Sunday at Citron... are all ideal opportunities to connect with friends and family.
During the Lunar New Year, guests have the opportunity to enjoy cocktails themed around Vietnamese history at Long Bar. Photo: InterContinental Danang
Throughout the Lunar New Year holiday, the resort's chefs will offer a premium culinary experience, including a BBQ buffet at Barefoot restaurant in the evening; and a Sunday brunch featuring a selection of fine champagnes at Citron restaurant. Learn more here.
Nestled amidst 39 hectares of tropical rainforest, encompassing four levels: Paradise, Sky, Earth, and Sea – connected by the Nam Tram cable car system leading down to a 700-meter private beach, InterContinental Danang is an architectural project that has elevated Bensley's name to international prominence. Furthermore, it is one of Vietnam's most beloved beachfront resorts, making it a perfect destination for celebrating the Lunar New Year 2024.
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Thanh Thu
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