Vietnamese-American artist Tiffany Chung will organize her third personal exhibition, titled “Tomorrow isn’t here,” at New York-based Tyler Rollins Fine Art gallery from September 6 to December 6. The exhibition will mostly showcase multimedia works, featuring the changes of both rural and urban areas, such as climtate change, economic crisis …during the global industralization process from the past to now. Chung was born in Da Nang City, studied fine arts in America and now lives in Ho Chi Minh City. Using a variety of art forms ranging from sculpture and photography, to video and dancing, Chung contributes to conveying common international messages through her works.
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Nha Trang seeks to alleviate saline intrusion into rivers
Saltwater has intruded into the Cai and Quan Truong Rivers, leading to the concentration of chlorides in some of their sections soaring
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Superhero guests show up at Vietnamese wedding
A 1.75-meter figure of Japanese comic character Kamen Rider welcomed guests at the entrance to the wedding venue, while Transformers’ Optimus and Bumblebee were also present at the wedding
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Multiple drinking water supply points have been established on city sidewalks to refresh lottery ticket vendors, sanitation employees, motorbike taxi drivers, and delivery workers
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Vietnamese violate regulations by using special-use forests to access restricted areas
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Artist paints murals on house to raise awareness of COVID-19 prevention in Hanoi
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Though local authorities have signs restricting people from accessing the sites, the situation remains rampant
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A 1.75-meter figure of Japanese comic character Kamen Rider welcomed guests at the entrance to the wedding venue, while Transformers’ Optimus and Bumblebee were also present at the wedding
Vietnam’s central provinces enjoy ‘golden rain’ amid heatwave
Local forest rangers also breathed a sigh of relief
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Vietnam Football Federation unveils S. Korean football head coach after Frenchman’s departure
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