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Fine Arts Museum - Ho Chi Minh City - Provided by vietnam720.com Blue Space Contemporary Arts Centre 97A Pho Duc Chine, Q1 Tel: (08) 38213695 www.bluespacegallery.com Situated in the grounds of the beautiful Fine Arts Museum, this busy working gallery regularly holds exhibitions by local artists. Duc Minh Gallery 31C Le Quy Don, Q3 Tel: (08) 3933 0498 Housing over 1,000 works of traditional and contemporary art, this colonial mansion constitutes the private museum and art gallery of Vietnamese business tycoon Bui Quoc Chi. Gallery Quynh 65 De Tham, Q1 Tel: (08) 3836 8019 www.galeriequynh.com This newly renovated two-storey property has been purpose-built for displaying a range of media, and provides a temporary exhibition space and home for the work of contemporary Vietnamese and foreign artists. Hanoi Studio 17 Dong Du, Q1 Tel: (08) 3822 1220 www.arthanoistudio.com Shows work by artists from northern Vietnam in association with two other galleries in Hanoi. Hosts twice yearly exhibitions by artists such as Lim Khim Ka Ty, who was discovered by the gallery and has since exhibited her work around the world in places like Bangkok, London, Hong Kong and Singapore. Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum 97A Pho Duc Chinh, Q1 Tel: (08) 3829 4441 This magnificent colonial building is home to both traditional and contemporary works by local and overseas artists. Some of the earliest pieces date from the seventh century and it also has some interesting examples of Cham and Funan art. Sàn Art 23 Ly Tu Trong, Q1 Tel: (08) 3824 8306 www.san-art.org An independent, non-profit, artist-run exhibition space focusing on contemporary art. Is supported by grants and individual contributions and dedicates itself to the exchange and cultivation of contemporary art in Vietnam. Check their website for a list of previous and upcoming exhibitions. TuDo Gallery 53 Ho Tung Mau, Q1 Tel: (08) 3821 0966 www.tudogallery.com TuDo specialises in oils, silk paintings and lacquer ware, and has over 1,000 pieces across its permanent exhibitions of works by city artists. |
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