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Launching online art exhibition space in Vietnam

Báo Sài Gòn Giải phóngBáo Sài Gòn Giải phóng03/10/2023


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On October 3rd, in Hanoi , the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launched the first Virtual Art Exhibition Space (VAES) in Vietnam.

An unprecedented online art exhibition space in Vietnam.
An unprecedented online art exhibition space in Vietnam.

Dr. Nguyen Anh Minh, Director of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, said that this online art exhibition space can help artists introduce, promote, and preserve their works, while also facilitating interaction, connection, and increased opportunities to meet art lovers and collectors both domestically and internationally.

According to museum leaders, after two years of development, the Vietnam Fine Arts Exhibition Space (VAES) has officially launched. The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Vietsoft Pro Joint Stock Company have collaborated to build this space since 2021. The two main components within the VAES space are the lotus-shaped building architecture and the digital exhibition spaces, which were built with a roadmap and design tailored to each exhibition content.

In this digital space, which is a 3D simulation of a real-world environment, artists can find ways to display their work that suit their needs and creativity; visitors can also access exhibitions and artwork anytime, anywhere.

Bấm nút khai trương Không gian triển lãm mỹ thuật trực tuyến ảnh 1

Press the button to launch the Online Art Exhibition Space.

The first version of the online art exhibition space features 10 exhibitions, including 7 exhibitions showcasing works from the collections of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum, the Hue Fine Arts Museum, and 3 solo exhibitions.

Ten different exhibition spaces, designed and modeled after exhibitions in major museums around the world , offer a diverse range of choices for artists wishing to register for exhibitions in the VAES digital space of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum.

Không gian triển lãm mang lại trải nghiệm hấp dẫn và trực quan cho người xem nhờ các tính năng như điều khiển góc nhìn, phóng to, tương tác 3D… ảnh 2

The exhibition space offers a captivating and intuitive experience for viewers thanks to features such as viewing angle control, zoom, and 3D interaction…

“The development of content and the pilot operation of the Online Fine Arts Exhibition Space is the first, bold, and innovative step taken by the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum to introduce and promote the value of the country's fine arts heritage and the new vitality of the national art scene to a wider global audience. With the desire to erase geographical barriers and connect spaces, VAES also aims to share information about valuable Vietnamese artworks preserved in fine arts museums and the tireless creativity of contemporary artists,” said Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh.

In particular, the building's architecture, modeled after a stylized lotus flower, allows for a realistic recreation of the physical space of real-life art exhibitions, providing viewers with an engaging and intuitive experience thanks to features such as viewing angle control, zoom, and 3D interaction.

According to artist Tran Thanh Binh, Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts, this exhibition not only reaches a large number of viewers worldwide but can also be used for education and learning opportunities; helping to preserve artworks and cultural heritage by allowing viewers to explore without physical contact, reducing the risk of damage.



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