Lacquer art exhibition to celebrate the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of the exhibition.

The 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam is a momentous political event of special significance, laying the foundation for the country's strong development in the new period. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has assigned the Department of Fine Arts, Photography and Exhibitions to preside over and coordinate with other agencies and units in organizing the "Lacquer Art Exhibition to Celebrate the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam".

The event was attended by Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Ta Quang Dong; representatives from the Department of Fine Arts, Photography and Exhibitions, the Vietnam Association of Photographic Artists, the Vietnam Fine Arts Association... along with many generations of artists and art lovers.

The 44 selected lacquer paintings on display are the result of the talent and creativity of generations of veteran artists who have made significant contributions and left their mark on the development of Vietnamese art, such as artist Nguyen Van Binh. with the work " Hoa Binh Landscape", artist Nguyen Nghia Duyet - "Uncle Ho with Children", artist Le Quoc Loc - "Chi Lang Pass", artist Lo An Quang - "After Labor Hours", artist Tran Dinh Tho - "Road to Pac Bo Cave", artist Nguyen Van Ty - "Ha Long Boat", artist Doan Van Nguyen - "Peninsula"...

In addition, the exhibition features the participation of contemporary artists who have achieved success in their artistic careers, such as: artist Pham Hoang Van with the work "Vietnamese Bamboo", artist Nguyen Phuc Loi - "Country Lane", artist Nguyen Truong Linh - "Blue Moon", artist Tran Tuan Long - "Echoes of the Central Highlands", artist Bui Huu Hung - "Em Xoan"...

The general public had the opportunity to admire outstanding lacquer paintings from the history of Vietnamese art.

The organizers hope that through these exemplary works of art, they can honor the historical and cultural values of the nation, promote the beauty of the country, and thereby inspire pride and creative energy among painters and artists.

At the same time, the exhibition also contributes to creating an aesthetically rich art space that meets the needs of the public who love fine art in particular and art in general.