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OPENING HOURS

Wed-Sat: 10:00 - 17:00
Sun: 10:00AM - 19:00PM
Mon-Tue: Closed

Public tour by the exhibition curator Iola Lenzi

Tour by the exhibition curator Iola Lenzi for the international guests of the Museum opening ceremony

Tour by the exhibition curator Iola Lenzi for Vietnam creative hubs practitioners

Tour by the Museum Executive Director Natalia Kraevskaia for the curatorial team from the Renaissance Society, University of Chicago

The curatorial team from the Renaissance Society, University of Chicago in Vu Dan Tan Museum

Tour by the Museum General Manager Cao Thien Thanh for the creative team of Hanoia

Hanoia team in Vu Dan Tan Museum

Meeting and the Museum tour with international artists-in residence of Singapore Art Museum and Hanoi Heritage Art Space’s Director Nguyen Anh Tuan

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Guided Tours

December – March

During this period, the Vu Dan Tan Museum conducted both individual and group guided tours for its inaugural exhibition VU DAN TAN CITIZEN OF THE WORLD — FORGING CONTEMPORARY ART IN 1990s HANOI, which was offered in both Vietnamese and English. These tours catered to a diverse audience, including art practitioners, architects, journalists, designers, and the general public.

About the Exhibition

Curated by art historian of Southeast Asian art and Vu Dan Tan specialist iola Lenzi, the exhibition presents key career works by the artist that have contributed to the development of contemporary art in Vietnam.
Hanoi artist Vũ Dân Tân began his four-decade practice in the 1970s. In that decade, he experimented with multimedia and idea-based images. Later, in the 1990s, when Vietnam was changing rapidly under the influence of doi moi economic reform, Vu Dan Tan developed installation, 2D graphic series, and works engaging with urban space that are today recognised as breakthrough contemporary art. Vu Dan Tan Citizen of the World — Forging Contemporary Art in 1990s Hanoi introduces Vu Dan Tan via his key artworks that together provide a picture of his expressive methodology starting in the 1970s, until his death in 2009.

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