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The esteemed three-time Laurence Olivier award winner, Philip Quast, enforces a strict no-cellphone policy in his classes, and this rule applies to all participants, regardless of their nationality. Quast is a prominent figure in the ‘Culture in You’ art training program, which is currently underway in Hanoi and will conclude on November 11. The program is a collaborative effort between The Youniverse Education Training and Entertainment Company, the Interstellar Musical Society, and the Center for Journalism Culture, affiliated with the Vietnam Journalists Association. The renowned Australian artists, from left to right: Philip Quast, Nicholas Gentile, and Ann-Maree McDonald, join the ‘Culture in You’ art training program in Vietnam. Photo: Thien Dieu / Tuoi Tre The essence of this initiative is to empower young individuals by imparting profound cultural knowledge and a diverse range of skills. Australian artists, including Philip Quast, Ann-Maree McDonald, and Nicholas ...

As visitors enter the exhibition space, they find themselves enveloped in a captivating display of floating kites. These kites, crafted with intricate dot paintings, vary in shape and size, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The artist, Hess, has masterfully combined her unique art form with the enchanting piano melodies of Raphael Eligoulachvili, resulting in a multi-sensory experience. The kites, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, dance to the soothing rhythms, captivating both the sight and imagination of those present. Hess’s dedication to her craft is evident in her daily routine. For months, she has diligently created four kites each day, meticulously applying her signature dot-style painting. This commitment to her art has led to a stunning collection that is now on display. Upon her arrival in Vietnam, Hess’s work took on a new dimension as she incorporated vibrant local colors into her creations. The paper sculptures, carefully cut and assembled, come to lif...