Doll Exhibition in Hanoi until October 7th by Tran Thu Hang
A loyal fan of the Japanese hina dolls and inspired by the innocence and purity of children's world, Tran Thu Hang has developed a career that hardly others pursue in Vietnam - a doll artists.
A devoted admirer of Japanese hina dolls and deeply inspired by the innocence and purity of childhood, Tran Thu Hang has forged a unique career in Vietnam as a doll artist. Although she is relatively new to the scene, her work has received enthusiastic acclaim from both art professionals and parents who seek distinctive dolls for their beloved children.
The upcoming exhibition, titled "Silent Voices," is organized by the Japan Cultural Exchange Center as part of the Young Talent Series, which aims to provide a platform for innovative young Vietnamese artists. This exhibition will feature 12 artworks created between 2015 and 2025, alongside 8 additional pieces that reflect the rich fusion of Vietnamese and Japanese cultures, all by Tran Thu Hang.
The exhibition runs from September 22, 2025, to October 7, 2025, at 27 Quang Trung Street, Hanoi, and is a must-visit, especially for families traveling with children.
Note: Photo of "Danger" - a doll made by Tran Thu Hang - is credited to Art News (link: www.news.vxartgallery.com/2015/09/silent-voices/).
How to get there:
Take a taxi from the Old Quarter to 27 Quang Trung Street, which takes less than 10 minutes. Alternatively, you can walk south from Hoan Kiem Lake, turn right onto Trang Thi Street, and continue until you reach Quang Trung Street, where the exhibition space will be on your left.
