Ninh Binh presents exhibition for Hanoi’s birthday
An exhibition by French sculptor, Lolo Zazar, will open on Friday at L’Espace, 24 Trang Tien Street in Hanoi until October 22.
Called “Rencontres” the show combines sculptural stainless steel and Vietnam traditional lacquer.
A master of digital images, Lolo Zazar creates a unique world where objects, natural elements and human beings are in balance. Since 1997, he has indulged in sculpture made from steel and other materials.
In early 2007, Lolo Zazar discovered the traditional Vietnamese lacquer technique and held an exhibition called Hanoi 999 in Hanoi last year.
*An exhibition called “From Hoa Lu to Thang Long-Hanoi,” featuring 250 antiques has opened at the Ninh Binh Provincial Museum in the lead up of the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi beginning October 1. The exhibition shows the development of Ninh Binh over 1,000 years.
There are many artifacts, photos and paintings that document the defense and reconstruction process of Hoa Lu Old Citadel through Dinh, Le, Ly, Tran, Hau Le and Nguyen dynasties.
Many of the exhibits will move to the exhibition of Vietnam and Hanoi’s economic-social achievements at 138 Giang Vo Exhibition Center in Hanoi from October 1.
