HCM City female painters attend exhibitions in RoK
Six female artists of the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association are exhibiting their works at the Korea-Vietnam Joint Exhibition in Gwangju, the Republic of Korea (RoK).
The oil painting Ky Uc Sapa (Memory of Sapa) by female artist Cao Thi Duoc of HCM City Fine Arts Association.
HCM City (VNS) - Sixfemale artists of the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association are exhibitingtheir works at the Korea-Vietnam Joint Exhibition in Gwangju, the Republic ofKorea (RoK).
The artists include Dang Thi Duong, Cao Thi Duoc,Huynh Phuong Dai Trang, Nguyen Thi Anh Dao, Pham Thi Hong Loan, and Nguyen TriMinh Thu.
They displayed 20 paintings in different mediawhich send artists’ messages about youth and love.
The artists are also preparing for another eventin Gwangju on September 6.
They will introduce their art at a biennialevent organised by the International Women’s Art Exchange Association, in cooperationwith Gwangju authorities.
The event, Memory-History, willattract more than 100 female artists from 20 countries and territories.
Vietnamese artists will display six paintingsselected from their latest collections.
The exhibition opens at Thinking Box Gallery andruns through mid-September. -VNA
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The oil painting Ky Uc Sapa (Memory of Sapa) by female artist Cao Thi Duoc of HCM City Fine Arts Association. 
