Web-Dossier

"Vietnam in Motion" explores entangled stories of the people in contemporary Vietnam. Publishing scholarly articles, interviews, essays from artists, writers, and thinkers, it covers various disciplines and reflects on the transformation happening in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, a country of nearly 96 million people that deserves more attention.

By sharing the thoughts of experts in their fields of science, activism, the arts and beyond, it covers a wide range of important events that have crucial impact on people’s lives. "Vietnam in Motion" provides a space to reflect on politics, economy, future, nature, and culture in contemporary Vietnam.

This web-dossier was curated by Phuong Phan.

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Nurturing Artistic Frontiers: The Role of Independent Art Spaces in Shaping Vietnam's Creative Landscape

Essay
From an informal beginnings to be an artistic catalyst in Vietnam's thriving art scene,  Á Space, an independent art space in Hanoi, a pioneer in nurturing unconventional artists and fostering an inclusive art community. How this art space thrives on limited resources, empowers overlooked talents, and transforms the art landscape. Á Space's unique role in promoting art beyond conventional boundaries is a testament to its enduring impact.
By Van Do
Hanoi Amsterdam

Schools for the Gifted: The Vietnamese Socialist Education System Turns into a Coveted Commodity in the Market Economy

Article
This article explores the evolution of gifted education in Vietnam, particularly in the context of shifting political and economic landscapes. It delves into the historical success of Vietnamese students in international competitions and the development of schools for the gifted. The article highlights the changing motivations for pursuing education in the West and how this shift is impacting the country's educational landscape.
By Vu Hoang Long

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