Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launches exhibition space for applied and folk arts

On June 24, the Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts (VNMF) officially opened the Applied Arts and Folk Arts Exhibition Space. This is a new highlight, contributing to enriching the museum's display system, while honoring the national cultural identity through unique artifacts.

The new exhibition space introduces a variety of applied art products such as costumes, jewelry, musical instruments, household items and various types of folk paintings and statues.

New exhibition space of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum

The space is designed in a modern style with a system of glass cabinets, shelves, lighting and harmonious colors, highlighting the aesthetic value of each artifact. Digital technology is also strongly applied, such as 3D mapping projection and interactive lookup screens, giving visitors a vivid and multi-dimensional experience.

In addition, the Museum also develops software to introduce undisplayed artifacts, and plans to rotate artifacts to create novelty and attract the public to visit, learn, and experience.

Speaking at the ceremony, Director of BTMTVN Nguyen Anh Minh emphasized that the application of digital technology not only optimizes space but also innovates the approach and enhances the experience for visitors.

The exhibition adjustment project, implemented since 2022 under the direction of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, has been completed with the support of professional units.

The new exhibition space at BTMTVN promises to become a unique cultural and artistic destination, spreading traditional values ​​in the modern flow.

MAI AN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/bao-tang-my-thuat-viet-nam-ra-mat-khong-gian-trung-bay-my-thuat-ung-dung-va-dan-gian-post800771.html