“Do you trust sounds or images better?” Nguyễn Trinh Thi is one of Vietnam’s leading contemporary artists. Her moving image work engages with the ways in which memory, history and representation are part of broader structures of power, the legacies of colonialism and war, and the erasure of indigenous Vietnamese cultures. Source: BFMAF – How

A city of over 8 million people, there is no denying that Hanoi is noisy. For those of us not born here, it may take some adjustment, but in time we relax and pay little heed to the neighbors’ barking dog, the chorus of child’s play, or the constant hum of motorbike madness. We learn

During their many visits to Vietnam, Belgian stilt-walking art troupes have brought special performances to festivals in Vietnam, contributing to the strengthening of the friendship between the two nations. Source: Belgian artists’ Stilt Walking Performances in Vienam

Walk With Frank is an engaging documentary about Vietnam veteran Frank Romeo’s long journey of self-discovery, mental health, and eventually moving from denial to understanding and embracing his PTSD. He suffered traumatic injuries during an enemy attack that left him critically wounded and alone for a time in the jungles of Vietnam. Rotating back home…

War marks everyone, and Steve Maxner’s art brings this home with a powerful punch in his exhibition “But…Such is War,” which comes out of his experience in Vietnam from 1969-1970 when he was just 22 years old. Maxner gives us a precious gift — the opportunity to not just see but to witness part of